Is there something wrong with the tense of typing this English sentence during the running of Harbin Metro Line 3? Should we use the future tense?

There is something wrong with this sentence.

The passive in the perfect tense is used to indicate the state, which means that the door has been open since we started.

generally, (when arriving at the station) door's open on the left/right

and passive is not appropriate, because passive emphasis on action, this door switch is a table state, not who is going to switch it, so it is always expressed by is open with a table structure. The above-mentioned door's open on the left is said every day in Shanghai subway station.