Hmmm sounds resonable from your point view. But can TO choose to
continue his work?? Btw where did you get this information?
The TO should be able to choose to continue. He/She might be
given a few days off (paid leave I guess) so that he/she can
overcome this terrifying scene.
The person jump down and died isn't the TO's fault anyway.
There's this thing called "human-reaction" and "braking distance".
Even if the TO saw it from far and applied emergency brakes, most
likely the train would not be able to stop in time.
why not build infra red sensor
on mrt trains
so that the train will stop
once the sensor can sense
some moving object
Raindrops? Passengers? These will affect the performance if they
get a sensor. Besides, even if it theres an automatic sensor, the
train brakes, but there'll be this "braking distance" as mentioned
above, and therefore the train may not be able to brake in
time.