QUESTION???? Why must the driver point at that little screen. He is obviously watched by cam.
@ys-train3 жыл бұрын
Pointing and calling" is mandatory at Japanese railroad companies. Confirmation is done by eye and hand movements and vocalization. By doing this, mistakes are greatly reduced. This is all for the sake of safety. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pointing_and_calling
@user-qn5mp3zk8c Жыл бұрын
アーバンライナーは甲特急の座はひのとりに譲ったけど車内販売の復帰をのぞ見ます‼️
@ys-train Жыл бұрын
朝早い列車だと駅でも売店開いてない事があるので復活して欲しいですね。
@user-yr5gu1sw1e9 ай бұрын
女性運転士の方、近鉄公式チャンネルでも出演されてた伊藤さんですかね😮
@timbarnes22593 жыл бұрын
Japans Train Drivers Earn £16,000 a year. Though many earn above this. English Train Drivers earn £40,000 a year plus, though I don't know why.? The potential 'hazards' on similar lines like this far exceeds those on U.K. rail lines. Pointing by Japanese Drivers verifies visual competance, especially when passengers see everything. Regards to Japans Train Drivers, Railway Staff.