It is sad to note that the mrt system has become so dangerous. To make matter worse the authorities are coming out with nonsenses to confuse.
I only have 2 questions :
1 What are the roles of the control staff and the drivers?
2. What is the sop when there is fault in one of the trains on the track?
Layman like me would assume that when there is a faulty train, control must verbally inform all drivers and receive acknowledgement from them and update them on the situation ( even though there are already display on the train's control panel)
Drivers must be on alert to override the signal system if the need arises.
From the info given so far, it is clear that the driver of the 2nd train basically just sit there and let electronics take control. The signaling system is to help the diver in keeping the minimum safe distance between trains so as to maximise the number of trains on the track. The driver has a pair of eyes to respond to emergency when the system failed.
I only have 2 questions :
1 What are the roles of the control staff and the drivers?
2. What is the sop when there is fault in one of the trains on the track?
Layman like me would assume that when there is a faulty train, control must verbally inform all drivers and receive acknowledgement from them and update them on the situation ( even though there are already display on the train's control panel)
Drivers must be on alert to override the signal system if the need arises.
From the info given so far, it is clear that the driver of the 2nd train basically just sit there and let electronics take control. The signaling system is to help the diver in keeping the minimum safe distance between trains so as to maximise the number of trains on the track. The driver has a pair of eyes to respond to emergency when the system failed.
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