You are correct. I should have typed 'Guardless' and not 'driverless'.

How so you know what the majority of the staff think? I know from seeing it on a daily basis. But you stick to your guns as it helps your anti union views.

I, as a driver, and many, many of my colleagues are extremely concerned about passenger safety as the infrastructure simply is not good enough, yet the company expect us to cut corners and take risks to keep things moving.

This may be about jobs but is equally about the safety issues that will be left behind when the conductors are gone. We care about safety a lot more than the companies. That is a fact. I don't really care that you're not going to agree with me. But I know from seeing it on a daily basis. Cctv monitors that drivers use that are too unclear to be used safely, Cctv being affected by sunlight so you cant see a clear view. Driver only trains are simply not safe enough, i know of many examples of serious passenger incidents that have occurred on driver only trains but these tend not to be publicised.

I doubt I can change your views but felt the need to say this. I don't need to justify anything. I'm in a reasonably well paid job that won't be changing in my working life so maybe I should just shut up and take the "I'm all right jack" attitude?

Maybe it's because my experiences are real and yours are imagined to fit your political views?

What a strange comment. What are my political views? Do I have a spectacular imagination such that I confuse reality with dreams? If so, obviously I need to be told.

I have overshot three times (Horley, Gatwick and Redhill) and on each occasion been treated with great respect and helpfulness and have reciprocated the respect shown.