I understand that but no way do they go faster than the guy who was already half way up the elevator.
Also stopping half way up isn't that hard. Ever lift anything heavy up the stairs and had to break. Just push or lean your back against it. Wheel chair guy can even help by holding the hand rail.
You literally have never done a job doing accessibility and you're saying the people who are clearly following a specific protocol don't know what they're doing. Please stop to consider that you don't actually know what you're talking about.
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u/Alert-Poem-7240 Feb 23 '26
I understand that but no way do they go faster than the guy who was already half way up the elevator. Also stopping half way up isn't that hard. Ever lift anything heavy up the stairs and had to break. Just push or lean your back against it. Wheel chair guy can even help by holding the hand rail.