Re: first they came for the co-pilot...
And the DLR is comparatively easy to automate, since much of the track is up out of the reach of stupid meatsacks doing silly things after five pints of snakebite and black.
I haven't actually been on the DLR for ten years or so. Does each train still have a guard aboard to stop the stupid meatsacks doing silly things with the doors when they realise they've missed their station?
Biting the hand that feeds IT
