And how do you know what safeguards they do or don't have in place. Obviously, there was a problem that caused a crash, but do you have definitive proof that they don't have a procedure in place for managing high temperatures? Do you know without a doubt that they don't have procedures in place to evacuate a gondola quickly if someone is about to die? No, you don't, and that's the point. None of us know. I guarantee there is far more than any of us know on their safety procedures.
Well, the quote by the RCFD spokesperson about how there were no injuries but that "It may have been a different story if that thing broke down at noon," is pretty telling. Obviously, RCFD is aware of Disney's emergency procedures for the skyliner. That statement very clearly indicates that a similar occurrence during the daytime on a hot day could end in tragedy. Doesn't inspire confidence.