Hmm,I need a detailed explaination for a driverless train and a
driver controlled train??
It depends on how detailed you want it.
In Singapore's MRT system, a driver controlled train is one
where the driver has the option of having the train automatically
drive itself (automatic mode), or manually driving it himself
(coded manual).
"In
manual mode the train is being driven by the driver, but the train
will receive and transmit information, and restrict the driver's
actions.
"In Automatic mode the train is driven by the ATO (automatic train
operation) system. The driver simply opens and closes the doors and
presses the twin "start" button when the train is ready to leave
the station. All other operation, including stopping the train at
the next station, is done by the automatic systems (though of
course the driver has to remain alert in case of obstructions on
the line, passengers trapped in the doors, and so forth)."
Edited from text
from http://www.davros.org/rail/signalling/articles/central.html
A driverless train basically acts like a train in automatic mode
as mentioned above, except that the train will close the doors and
activate the ATO itself, rather than having a train operator doing
it. Such trains, however, will still have controls available to
staff members to take manual control of the trains.