Three Toronto subway stations have mysteriously lost their platform screens Toronto
If it's been months since the screens were removed, what happened at that time to prompt their removal? Is it possible to steal a screen and would you need a drill? All very important questions here., I hit the ground running, hoping for more of a quirky answer than screens needing patience.A response from their media team confirmed our tipster's suspicions, screens were removed, but not for what you think.
Their extremely enthusiastic media department responded that the screens were whisked away to"accommodate cameras used for one-person train operation."WTH is a one-person train operation , you ask? Not to worry, I've read many documents and have a very easy answer for you. Just like the name sounds, OPTO"allows the train operator to perform all duties within the train cab," without the help for a second conductor, according to the TTC.
Documents also state that once OPTO was installed on Line 1, operators monitor the platform with a screen in the cab that connects to four cameras installed on the platform. So when can you expect to see the screens back? A vague answer from the team states they will be"replaced and repositioned early net year."
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