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January 13th 04, 07:30 AM
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DLR and drivers
Why does the Docklands Light Railway require "drivers" on the Becton
line? I know they don't drive in the conventional sense, but the trains seem to cope alright west of Poplar, so why is a member of staff up front required east thereof? I always seem to forget about this, and have to give up my seat (and good view)! PhilD -- |
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