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Once again, for those sat at the back... "it's not true that it's a driverless train, the person on it is a qualified driver"... and probably an RMT member!

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EvenGrimmerDay1 year ago

I’m shocked to see that journalists and politicians don’t know basic facts about how the real world works. Shocked!

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BoylePete1970 BIG OLD PETE1 year ago

Well said RMT👊

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Richard Podkowski1 year ago

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Dean1 year ago

You are stuck in the past. We need to upgrade and automate.

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dawn tyrrrell1 year ago

👏👏👏

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Abbas Panjwani1 year ago

Genuine q - why are DLR drivers likely to be an RMT union member rather than ASLEF?

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YIMBY GIGA CHAD1 year ago

Why do we pay drivers on trains that don’t need them? Another example of Spanish working practices!

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RMT1 year ago

You need a human onboard because the technology is fallible. Every time the train loses coherence with the signals, going in and out of depots and if there are obstacles on the tracks then the onboard member of staff must manually drive the train.

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