It's established that every personnel transport operation requires a skilled non commissioned officer to operate. On a ship with a crew complement of 1,000.
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It's probably best to minimise teleporter "mishaps"
Ain't no way I'd be using one of those
And you’d rather use a turbolift during an emergency?
I think we’ve only ever seen a turbolift break down once. Transporter mishaps actually seem far more common!
It's odd that they use transporters so frequently in the 32nd century
That's what Jefferies tubes are for.