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On 24.03.16 15:10, Anna Noyd-Dryver wrote:
Recliner wrote: I'm pretty sure the doors open automatically when an automatically-driven LU train stops. The operator's job is only to close the doors, after which the train departs automatically, runs automatically, stops automatically, and opens the doors automatically. I've checked with a friend who works for LU, and although the functionality to do so exists within the Seltrac and TBTC systems, it's not currently enabled, due to unions not agreeing to this. Anna Noyd-Dryver Doors automatically open on the Petersburg Metro, which also uses ATO, a Russian from there told me. The driver then hits one button, which allows the train to close its doors and depart. BTW, do drivers here have to hold the depart buttons on newer rolling stock until the train departs the station? I know that the 67ts did not have that feature, but I wonder if later rolling stock does. I know that drivers have to do that in Paris on the lines with ATO. |
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