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I start this topic a few weeks ago. <br /> <br />at January 24 we had here in Limburg, a celebration. We named one of this ICE3 trains that run at the highspeed line between Frankfurt and Cologne "LIMBURG AN DER LAHN". <br /> <br />After all we had an little imbiss for the guests. I, working in city marketing, was sitting together with the chief of the DBAG depot in Frankfurt-Griesheim, the home of the ICE3 fleet. <br /> <br />We had a discussion about "NO MAN TRAINS". <br /> <br />He agree with me: No man trains are absolute possible today !!! <br /> <br />Why they do this not ? One side are the psychological problems - nobody will drive in a 300 km/h train without the man (or woman) in the cockpit (sorry the ICE3 have a cockpit and not a cab) ! <br />But the main reason is that the engineer can run the train also when the RC will have a misfunction or when there are other problems !!!!
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