And the Victoria line is already driverless in the sense that all the "driver" does during normal operation is operate the doors. More or less the same as the

And the Victoria line is already driverless in the sense that all the "driver" does during normal operation is operate the doors. More or less the same as the DLR, except the Victoria line has a permanent driver's seat/cabin where as the DLR operator can move throughout the train. (Personally I'd rather be a DLR "operator", at least you're on your feet much of the time and getting some exercise. But I bet the Victoria line "drivers" get paid more!)