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I've just watched the latest Video 125 drivers eye view, of the Victoria
line. Included as a bonus was some archive film covering the construction and opening of the line. It appears that, from the outset, there were CCTV screens at platform end, giving operators a view of the platform. However, no mention was made of the purpose served by this facility. So, was the Victoria line one person operated from the outset, or did the screens serve some other purpose, and if so, what? Whilst not, on the face of it, the most interesting DEV subject, this made surprisingly good viewing. Notably, the crossover just outside Brixton station being taken at full line speed by the 'auto pilot', which apparently leads trainee operators, transferring from other lines, to grab for the brake in panic! Chris |
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