Moving Escalator
Dhana Lakshmi Dasari
Most of the escalators (in airports, shopping malls, etc.) run continuously irrespective of the people flow which results in higher power consumption.
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Most of the escalators (in airports, shopping malls, etc.) run continuously irrespective of the people flow which results in higher power consumption.
When motorcycles run for longer durations, the silencer gets heated up so much that it could cause a skin burn when touched.
Even if a Facebook user intends to delete his/her account, it cannot be done so. It can only be deactivated. After deactivation if a user logs-in, the account gets activated again.
As fuel prices are highly volatile these days, it becomes difficult to calculate the travelling charges for an auto rickshaw.
Long & linked buses often jam the road traffic at turnings.
A not-so-well designed windshield frame (like that of Toyota Innova) could cause a greater blind spot for the driver which could result in accidents.
Vehicles with low ground clearance have a higher chance of getting stuck on uneven roads and face difficulty in passing over a speed breaker which could result in major accidents & traffic jams.
We all have multiple accounts; this has led to the conclusion that most urban people have at least one bank account. Every bank account has an online channel to check bank statements, transfer funds, pay bills etc.
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