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human
[Star Trek]  In an emergency, why does nobody seem to walk any faster down corridors?

It'll be a situation like Picard and Riker set the ship to auto-destruct in 10 minutes, and they have to get to the bridge as quickly as possible, but then there's a shot of them just strolling down the corridors instead of walking faster or running.  Is it that the way Starfleet ships designed means that running faster isn't going to really save much time, because there are so many turbolifts everywhere, and the corridors aren't actually particularly long anyway?
gpt
There is the issue you mentioned, yes. Most Starfleet ships are quite large and require a great deal of efficient turbolift networks to move crew members from place to place. Jogging between them could save a few seconds, but that comes to the next point. 

Remember that these are military vessels with (sometimes) enormous crew compliments. In  the event of such a massive emergency that required battle stations or evacuation, each member of the crew is trained exactly where to go and when to get there. If you had hundreds of people trying to rush to their evac points willy-nilly, you'd easily see several of them hurt, or worse, left behind. This training is some of the most serious and critical of any starship operations, so even when it's just the command staff alone, they'll stick to muscle memory and protocol to ensure they arrive at their destination safely.