But u never know if u never try right??i thought it is very
quiet when u are inside the cabin??
By the way, TO is for NSL/EWL. CSO is for CCL..
I believe that SMRT refused the application is based on safety
reason as well. Yes trying is no harm but driving a train at times
will need superb concentration and well senses. Although being
hearing impaired, it doesn't mean you cannot operate other
machineries.
I am sure that train officers in other countries, especially
high speed trains, require good hearing, besides sight and superb
motor movements (hands, legs and coordination).
Don't give up, you may find your dream job, perhaps not now but
I hope very soon~!
