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Indeed, it has a grade of automation of 3 (out of 4), so it is driverless, but not unattended (as that is level 4)
by rpadovani 4y ago
Indeed, it has a grade of automation of 3 (out of 4), so it is driverless, but not unattended (as that is level 4)
- iggldiggl 4y agoAccording to this article (https://railinsider.co.uk/2020/10/27/making-london-underground-driverless-is-financially-unjustifiable-tfl-report-states/ https://railinsider.co.uk/2020/10/27/making-london-undergrou...), it occasionally has to even fall back to effectively level 2 operation (i.e. operator at the front of the train) because increased passenger usage makes level 3 operation as originally built (no platform edge doors or obstacle detection systems) unsafe at certain stations during peak times.