Moving Walks

MassPort Accepting Bids for VT Maintenance Contract

By Elevator World | August 2, 2024

Calderon Launches B2B-Focused Calderon Management Group

By Elevator World | June 11, 2024

Orphans of the Transportation System

By Selçuk Kuza | September 23, 2023

The escalator is right in front of you. You will approach without concern in five or 10 steps, will not look out before making a stride

On-Site Revision For Escalators and Moving Walkways

By Battal Murat Öztürk | September 23, 2023

In high-traffic buildings, underpasses, overpasses and short distances where elevators cannot handle the traffic, escalators/moving walkways have become a necessity rather than a luxury.

Basic Measurements for Escalators and Moving Walkways:

By Süleyman Özcan | September 23, 2023

Measurements between fixed and moving parts of escalators and moving walkways and between the equipment and objects/barriers

“Green” Escalators: Calculating, Quantifying and Reporting

By Sascha Iqbal | December 5, 2022

How to credibly claim and compare the environmental performance of escalators and moving walks

AKE Model-T Heavy Duty Escalator Project

By Nazım Keskin | November 18, 2022

M1 – T4 – M2 Metro Routes Project in the European Side Railway Systems Routes of Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality

The Two Modes of Failure of Escalator Braking Systems

By Lutfi Al-Sharif | June 3, 2022

The braking system in an escalator is the most critical safety component. Failure of the escalator braking system can lead to passenger injury and even fatalities.

Transporting London

By Lindsay Fletcher | June 3, 2022

Acknowledging the years of experience and specialist knowledge of the TfL internal escalator team

Old Stairs, “New” Steps

By Mario Xu | December 1, 2021

If your vintage escalator’s parts are unavailable, there is still a way to get replacements.

Research Into Real-Time Video Monitoring and Remote-Control System of Escalators

By Yantai Luo | December 1, 2021

In this Engineering article, your author explores means to improve safety.