Goodyear & Westmont Moving Walkways
Westmont Industries acquired Goodyear Tire's moving walkway business in 1975.
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Work on the Guide is currently suspended, and is expected to resume end of 2025. Much of the information herein is out-of-date and awaiting updates.
Speedwalk
Speedwalk
Westmont's (and Goodyear's before 1975) horizontal moving walkway is known as the Speedwalk. Unlike more conventional walkways, it uses a rolling conveyor belt instead of today's more conventional metal plates. A Westmont walkway easily can be told from others by the shape of the balustrades at the ends. Speedwalk is extremely rare.
Known installations - Goodyear
Known installations - Goodyear
Known installations - Westmont
Known installations - Westmont
San Francisco International Airport Terminal 1
Memphis International Airport
Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, DC
Speedramp
Speedramp
Westmont's (and Goodyear's before 1975) inclined moving walkway is known as the Speedramp. It is extremely rare. Westmont Speedramps' appearance is mostly the same as the Speedwalk. Like the Speedwalk, the Speedramp uses a rubber conveyor belt.
Known installations - Goodyear
Known installations - Goodyear
Pirates of the Carribean, Disney's Magic Kingdom
Haunted Mansion, Disneyland
Buzz Lightyear's Astro Blasters, Disney's California Adventure
Ariel's Undersea Adventure, Disney's California Adventure
Known installations - Westmont
Known installations - Westmont
Menards, St. Paul, MN
Menards, Waukesha, WI
Menards, Hodgkins, IL
Costco Wholesale, Port Chester, NY
Publix, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Fry's Electronics, Campbell, CA (closed 11/2020 - walkway removed?)
Documents
Documents
brch-su.pdfWestmont_Single.pdfbrch-sbs.pdfebrochsbs.pdfPage updated
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