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April 1st 09, 11:55 PM
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Victoria Line - always DOO?
On Apr 1, 10:25 pm, "Chris Read" wrote:
Thanks all. I had thought that DOO on the tube was a 1980s phenomenon. Chris minor nitpick Its not called DOO on the underground, its called OPO. Well at least its called OPO all the lines I'm involved with, which at the moment does not include the Victoria. OPO is One Person Operation and applies today on all lines whether ATO or not. However, the rest of the answers above stand, Victoria was ATO with only a train operator from the start. /minor nitpick -- Nick |
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