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Passengers on board a packed driverless metro train were left gripping handrails during peak hour on Wednesday morning when a door was left open while it was travelling at high speed along the underground line on Sydney’s north shore.

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Evan S1 year ago

The incident occurred shortly after 8am on the city-bound service between Chatswood and Crows Nest stations on the M1 metro line.

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taipan1681 year ago

tHiS iS wHy We NeEd TrAiN gUaRdS 🤪

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Mossy1 year ago

1. No big deal. As a school kid in the 70s we rode the red rattlers with doors open and packed in like sardines. 2. City rail’s idea of high speed is probably 40 kmh

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Evan S1 year ago

City rail hasn’t existed for more than a decade

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Chocolate Era 🍫🐣🇦🇺1 year ago

Did someone program the Metro with Red Ratter mode? 🫢

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Jonas A Seagal1 year ago

Only a matter of time before the RTBU demand drivers on each train in case of doors opening.

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Paul Sparks 🖤💛❤️1 year ago

Made in India 🇮🇳

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Evan S1 year ago

The country they’re manufactured in has nothing to do with this.

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Railmaps1 year ago

Just like the good old days

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