Can we learn from the tube drivers?

[DaveB]

Did they not call a paramedic?

This was back in the days before Paramedics, when ambulances still had mechanical bells.

Even in the more recent years when they did, it was the Deputy's job to manage the railway side of things.

[Amiga500]

What's going on with the central line - when it comes to ending it that seems to be the track of choice.

Not really, the Northern Line has a higher number of people under trains, the Central line just seems to be more deadly

[Moscow Mule]

I know they do - but the majority do not!

55% of the network is above ground.

[BoredBloke]

Not really, the Northern Line has a higher number of people under trains, the Central line just seems to be more deadly

But for all you know the higher numbers on the Northern line could be the same person trying over and over again to end it all and then finally achieving his goal. At least with the central line we know there are a lot more different people trying because dead people don't do second attempts.

[Amiga500]

But for all you know the higher numbers on the Northern line could be the same person trying over and over again to end it all and then finally achieving his goal. At least with the central line we know there are a lot more different people trying because dead people don't do second attempts.

Resuscitation?

[expat]

55% of the network is above ground.

55% of the D-Day landings was UK/Canadians, but it was still "a Franco-American" affair. I'd like to know what the French are commemorating here.

[Platypus]

I'd like to know what the French are commemorating here.

Not having to run-away any more?

Time to revive this classic here (SFW)

[NotAllThere]

This was back in the days before Paramedics, when ambulances still had mechanical bells.

Even in the more recent years when they did, it was the Deputy's job to manage the railway side of things.

I knew a guy who worked for railtrack. After people got hit by trains, it was his responsibility, as a manager, to coordinate and work with the team to literally pick up the pieces. Preferably before the local wildlife did.

Messy.

After RTA's it certainly used to be plod's job to scrape bodies off the tarmac.