List of driverless trains

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Driverless trains and people movers reduce the operational costs and improve the frequency of service of trains operating on metropolitan railways and light railways.

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  • Flag of Malaysia Kelana Jaya Line |operation_mode= Driverless ... the evening rush hour. Passengers were trapped in trains and some had to force open doors to get out.
  • Flag of Hong Kong MTR M-Train EMU the M-Stock is 80 km/h, and are fitted for driverless operation.
  • Flag of Germany Nuremberg U-Bahn The newer Nuremberg trains (the DT2, for example) are incompatible with the ... ... ock. As a result, it was not possible to compose trains using both types, although they at least can run ...
  • Alstom Metropolis ... Chile]] and Santo Domingo, amongst others. Trains can be run in configurations of 2-9 cars with man ... Alstom Metropolis trainsets can be custom ordered with [[closed-circuit te ...
  • Rubber-tyred metro Most rubber-tyred trains are purpose-built and designed for the system on ... ... mixed traffic with rubber-tyred and steel-wheeled trains using the same track, particularly during convers ...
  • Flag of France Paris Métro The Métro introduced newer trains to allow higher traffic. Further improvements are ... Trains run from approximately 0500 to 0100 every day on ...
  • Flag of France - Lyon Metro Line D World's firt large gauge rubber-tyred train to run automatically

  • Flag of Malaysia Kelana Jaya Line - further extend, one of the longest automated driverless metro system, the Prasarana to buy trains worth RM1.2bil

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Exterior view of Senja Station
Exterior view of Senja Station
  • Flag of ? MP 89 |Formation = 6 per trainset ... 1 to lines 11 and 4. Two types were designed, the driverless MP 89 CA for the automated Line 14, and MP 89 CC ...
  • Flag of France Lille Metro - inaugurated on 25 April 1983. It is a driverless metro, the first using the VAL system (v ... Trains are only 2 meters wide and 26 m long (two linked ...
  • Flag of Japan At Motomachi, number of limited express trains carry on along the Sanyo Railway to Himeji ... ... change at this station for the Rokko Liner, a driverless monorail system from JR Sumiyoshi to the man-made island.

  • Flag of Germany M-Bahn In Berlin the M-bahn operated as a driverless automated guided transport, although it was desig ...
  • People mover The economics of automated trains tend to reduce the scale so tied to "mass" transi ...
  • Flag of the United Kingdom London Docklands Light Railway opened 1987 (driverless but has a 'train captain' who closed the doors and checks tickets during the journey).
  • Flag of the United Kingdom London Victoria Line opened 1967 (a member of staff opens & closes the train doors but does not normally drive the trains).
  • Flag of the United Kingdom London Central Line converted to automated operation in the mid 1990's (a member of staff opens & closes the train doors and only drives the trains on Sundays; at other times trains are computer driven).
  • Flag of France The driverless Rennes Metro is 9.4 km in length and has 15 stations.
  • Personal rapid transit Possibilities include dynamically combined "trains" of vehicles, separated by a few inches, to reduc ... ... th rail. PRT vehicles seat fewer passengers than trains and buses, and must offset this by combining high ...
  • Flag of the People's Republic of China - has 90 seconds between two trains and it features driverless operation.[citation needed]

[edit] Asia

  • Flag of Dubai Dubai Metro is to be a driverless, fully automated metro network which is under construction in 2008. [3]

[edit] Europe

  • Flag of France - Lyon Metro Line D Rubber-tyred trains run automatically with no driver on board, controlled by a system known as MAGGALY (Métro Automatique à Grand Gabarit de l’Agglomération Lyonnaise).
  • Flag of France - Paris Métro Line 1 is being converted to fully driverless automated operations is expected to be completed 20xx.

[edit] Proposed

  • Flag of Macau - driverless elevated lightrail [6]

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[edit] Suppliers

  • SelTrac ... both continuous bi-directional communication from trains to wayside and train positioning.

System operation : Automatic (Driverless)

[edit] Defunct systems

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