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Post by daveb0789 on Sept 29, 2012 20:39:18 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Sept 30, 2012 9:54:40 GMT
Oh watch out Boris!
Let me remember how long it's been since a union ever made a stand and changed long term plans.
Oh wait..
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Post by Deleted on Sept 30, 2012 11:55:33 GMT
Oh watch out Boris! Let me remember how long it's been since a union ever made a stand and changed long term plans. Oh wait.. Not that I'm necessarily pro-driverless trains, but isn't striking turkeys giving us another reason to have Christmas? |
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Post by vjaska on Sept 30, 2012 13:51:44 GMT
Bring on the driverless trains!!!
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Post by daveb0789 on Sept 30, 2012 14:05:46 GMT
Bring on the driverless trains!!! You hate train drivers like me don't you?  |
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Post by londonbusboy on Sept 30, 2012 15:15:21 GMT
I don't agree with the driverless trains as after all it will mean more job losses.
Couldnt they just restructure the underground drivers pay as in bring it down?
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Post by vjaska on Sept 30, 2012 19:25:27 GMT
Bring on the driverless trains!!! You hate train drivers like me don't you? I hate when they continually strike and cause misery to millions of commuters. |
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Post by daveb0789 on Sept 30, 2012 21:33:10 GMT
You hate train drivers like me don't you? I hate when they continually strike and cause misery to millions of commuters. I agree. It's the tube drivers that cause chaos. Most of the proper train drivers never strike myself included. |
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Post by vjaska on Oct 1, 2012 0:42:23 GMT
I hate when they continually strike and cause misery to millions of commuters. I agree. It's the tube drivers that cause chaos. Most of the proper train drivers never strike myself included. Indeed, thats why I'm much more sympathetic towards bus drivers when they were voting to strike earlier this year. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 1, 2012 9:50:26 GMT
Why do they need to strike as the workers sit down in the cab of the train whilst the passengers are sweating in a crowded train. Why do they need to strike as they dont have to deal with the problems in the saloon of the trains. Well the only far as they can go with the driverless trains is ATO where the driver have to do small amount of work to operate the ATO.
The driverless trains is not what i wanted from Boris. I just basically want 600 NB4L's from him. nothing more nothing less...
Good luck to the unions for calling in a day of strike so the workers will be lazy and not be able to work.
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Post by joefrombow on Oct 1, 2012 12:01:06 GMT
Why do they need to strike as the workers sit down in the cab of the train whilst the passengers are sweating in a crowded train. Why do they need to strike as they dont have to deal with the problems in the saloon of the trains. Well the only far as they can go with the driverless trains is ATO where the driver have to do small amount of work to operate the ATO. The driverless trains is not what i wanted from Boris. I just basically want 600 NB4L's from him. nothing more nothing less... Good luck to the unions for calling in a day of strike so the workers will be lazy and not be able to work. Nothing to do with laziness its about solidarity showing LUL that they are serious and mean business, automation of trains or driverless trains will eventually lead to job cuts loads of drivers loosing there jobs . I do honestly think though strike or no strike it will eventually go ahead now the writings on the wall , the central and jubilee trains basically run fully automatic now the driver does the same thing as a PSA on the DLR in opening and closing doors and giving the start signal , and is effectively there for when something goes wrong as for trains with no cabs is that really practical on the tube? |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 1, 2012 12:30:23 GMT
Why do they need to strike as the workers sit down in the cab of the train whilst the passengers are sweating in a crowded train. Why do they need to strike as they dont have to deal with the problems in the saloon of the trains. Well the only far as they can go with the driverless trains is ATO where the driver have to do small amount of work to operate the ATO. The driverless trains is not what i wanted from Boris. I just basically want 600 NB4L's from him. nothing more nothing less... Good luck to the unions for calling in a day of strike so the workers will be lazy and not be able to work. Nothing to do with laziness its about solidarity showing LUL that they are serious and mean business, automation of trains or driverless trains will eventually lead to job cuts loads of drivers loosing there jobs . I do honestly think though strike or no strike it will eventually go ahead now the writings on the wall , the central and jubilee trains basically run fully automatic now the driver does the same thing as a PSA on the DLR in opening and closing doors and giving the start signal , and is effectively there for when something goes wrong as for trains with no cabs is that really practical on the tube? As long the drivers will persuade the tories plan on driverless trains to be scrapped. i will be happy. as long there is a massive disruption made by the workers which will make the tories to rethink on driverless trains. They can just extend the DLR to Aldwych and Charing Cross. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 1, 2012 16:01:02 GMT
Nothing to do with laziness its about solidarity showing LUL that they are serious and mean business, automation of trains or driverless trains will eventually lead to job cuts loads of drivers loosing there jobs . I do honestly think though strike or no strike it will eventually go ahead now the writings on the wall , the central and jubilee trains basically run fully automatic now the driver does the same thing as a PSA on the DLR in opening and closing doors and giving the start signal , and is effectively there for when something goes wrong as for trains with no cabs is that really practical on the tube? As long the drivers will persuade the tories plan on driverless trains to be scrapped. i will be happy. as long there is a massive disruption made by the workers which will make the tories to rethink on driverless trains. They can just extend the DLR to Aldwych and Charing Cross. The driverless trains will not do on strike causing regular disruption to big parts of London - Crow will make a big deal of it as it seriously erodes his powerbase - might hurt his over-inflated ego |
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Post by vjaska on Oct 2, 2012 0:39:17 GMT
As long the drivers will persuade the tories plan on driverless trains to be scrapped. i will be happy. as long there is a massive disruption made by the workers which will make the tories to rethink on driverless trains. They can just extend the DLR to Aldwych and Charing Cross. The driverless trains will not do on strike causing regular disruption to big parts of London - Crow will make a big deal of it as it seriously erodes his powerbase - might hurt his over-inflated ego Here Here! It's about time someone took him down to size and the rest of the union leaders. 'joefrombow' - the Victoria Line has had the ATO system since the line was opened, becoming the first full scale automatic line in the world. |
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