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Smiler crash. WHY IN THE **** DID THEY SEND A CARRIAGE OF PEOPLE WHEN ONE WAS STOPPED?
WH DID THEY SEND OUT ANOTHER CARRIAGE WHEN THE TEST COACH WAS STUCK, AND WHY IF WHEELS HAVE FLOWN OFF OF THIS RIDE BEFORE DID THEY STILL CONTINUE TO USE IT WITHOUT HAVING SPECIAL SERVICING ENGINEERS INSPECT IT THOROUGHLY
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- GuilloLv 66 years agoFavorite Answer
It was a mistake, they re evaluating the information now to find out how it happened. Apparently there should ve been an automatic cutout to prevent it. There are rules and regulations as to how often kit like that needs inspecting and it d be surprising if Alton Towers haven t been doing that. They could inspect their machines more than is legally required but this would cost money so dividends to shareholders would be reduced. I found it very alarming that it took 11 minutes to phone the emergency services, how s that possible?
