Why do subway drivers park so accurately?

There are several reasons why subway drivers stop accurately:

Training and experience: subway drivers have received special training to learn how to operate trains, including accurate parking. They will be trained in strict operating rules and procedures, and be familiar with the train control system and vehicle performance. Through long-term practice and experience accumulation, drivers can master parking skills skillfully and make parking more accurate.

Technical assistance system: Modern subway trains are usually equipped with advanced technical assistance systems, such as automatic driving system, train control system and auxiliary parking system. These systems can provide accurate position and speed information to help drivers stop accurately. For example, the automatic driving system can control the speed and position of the train according to the preset parking position and deceleration curve to achieve accurate parking.

Signaling systems and signs: Subway lines are usually equipped with signaling systems and signs to instruct drivers when to slow down and stop. These signals and signs can provide accurate reference and guidance, help drivers adjust speed and position, and thus achieve the purpose of accurate parking.

Feedback and monitoring: Metro systems are usually equipped with monitoring equipment, such as cameras and sensors, to monitor the position and operation of trains. These devices can provide real-time feedback to drivers to help them adjust their operations and ensure accurate parking.

It should be noted that although subway drivers can usually stop accurately, there may still be some parking mistakes. Because parking accuracy is also affected by other factors, such as train speed, road conditions, weather and so on. In addition, the technical level and driving style of each driver may be different, so the accuracy of parking may also be different.