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That's too bad. Large airports in the United States have (flat) automated walkways with a similar rule, and people follow it. Very handy!
There's regional variation-- I'm told that in DC, people follow escalator "slow on the right, fast on the left" etiquette. In Philadelphia, it's pretty random.