Oneman

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A oneman train at Niimi Station bound for Bingo Ochiai Station
A oneman train at Niimi Station bound for Bingo Ochiai Station

A oneman (ワンマン運転 Wanman Unten?), sometimes referred to as conductorless, is a train or bus in Japan operated by a single driver acting as both engineer (or driver) and conductor. These trains are often designated by a green sign in the upper right of the front window reading wanman (ワンマン?) in white katakana.

A oneman train on the Flower Nagai Line at Akayu Station
A oneman train on the Flower Nagai Line at Akayu Station

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