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No DLR train ever operates without a member of staff being present.
They are known as PSA's (Passenger Service Agents). They are responsible for operating the train - starting it (when safe to do so and having closed the doors at stations and having received the 'Ready to Depart' command. The automatic train control then does everything else by commands from the signalling system including 'docking at the next station stop. Customer door open buttons are released then the PSA repeats his actions for departure. The PSA may be requested by Control to occupy the front position for special rule purposes and even drive manually in certain circumstances including refresher training and to get the train into and out of depot sidings. The PSA is also responsible for ticket checks and customer assistance but their primary function is to keep the trains moving. Richard Thomas |
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