In Australia is a good place to try it out as the trains travels a route in the middle of nowhere with no people to harm/kill

hauling iron ore or a non hazardous in any way if spills occur. Knowledge certainly will be ascertained with daily operations

such as this. These mining railroads have a hard time finding people to run these railroads. Its not like they are trying

to "Gyp" some poor bastard of a railroad job in hell. There are places in the world similar where mining trains make trip

after trip in a hostile environment and not a lot of persons signing up to run these trains. 

https://www.digitaltrends.com/cool-tech/robot-train-australia/

The Krink wrote:

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In Australia is a good place to try it out as the trains travels a route in the middle of nowhere with no people to harm/kill

hauling iron ore or a non hazardous in any way if spills occur. Knowledge certainly will be ascertained with daily operations

such as this. These mining railroads have a hard time finding people to run these railroads. Its not like they are trying

to "Gyp" some poor bastard of a railroad job in hell. There are places in the world similar where mining trains make trip

after trip in a hostile environment and not a lot of persons signing up to run these trains. 

 

 

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did Gus retire...? 

*** has a future in the RR PR business. ..?