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Old March 19th 06, 10:41 AM posted to uk.transport.london
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Default DLR Knows Where it Is Now

Over the last week or so I've noticed that the DLR now has internal
displays and sometimes corresponding announcements about what the next
station is.

Previously, there was only the fixed destination that the staff
programmed in, if they remembered.

For such a computerised railway, it's surprising that it's taken this
long to automate the information. Does it use GPS, or do they
necessarily know where they are anyway?

 
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