Today was the first one-under on the Copenhagen driverless Metro, and
that leads me to ask: how much of a problem is it with people
falling/jumping and in any other way suddenly appearing in front of
trains at DLR?
In Copenhagen there is a system of photocells by the platforms meant to
stop the train if someone decides to take a walk along the rails, but
it'd still be possible to jump/fall right infront of a train.

Before you make assumptions - the accident here happened at about 1700
local time, and investigation is still going on as to the reasons to the
one-under.

The victim possibly survives.
Unfortunately also 5 passengers is currently receiving psycological
first aid at the university hospital in Copenhagen

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Lars Elmvang
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