Study of one-person train operations / by Wasi Hanafi. : T86-66/1997E-PDF

"This report presents the findings of a review of one-person and driverless train operations. The objective of the project was to identify and characterize one-person and driverless train operations. For the purposes of this study, a one-person train operation is defined as a train operated by one driver only and, when there is other crew on board the train, that crew has no normal role in running of the train. One-person train operations have not gained large-scale acceptance by North American railways. The greater part of this study therefore relates to railways outside of Canada. Railway officials around the world were approached by telephone in order to gather information on their operations"--Executive summary, v.

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