France's trains will now move without driver!

   Now in France, driver Les trains will run. Yes, France is working fast in this direction. Do you know that the Metro trains of Paris are driving without a driver? Now France is going to free drivers for the entire rail network. In the next decade, Western Europe's rail network can also be completely driverless.

  France's official railway company SNCF has announced to make long-distance passenger and freight vehicles free. The company says the rail network will be made free by the year 2023. For this, a budget of 5.7 million euros has been fixed. In the first phase, the self-moving freight trains will be lowered. 

   This project includes Airbus aircraft manufacturer and Japanese electronic company Hitachi. It is reported that passenger trains will be made driverless in the second phase. 

  This project will run with companies like Bombardier, Bosch and Thalis. According to SNCF, the entire project is being negotiated with German railway company Deutsche Bahn. Through this negotiation, necessary standards are being discussed in the whole of Europe to create a network of driverless trains.

    It is reported that according to Luc Laroshe, director of project of fully automated trains, "issues related to human and technology are being taken care of. Our partners come from all areas and with them we will move forward with collective intelligence and efficiency. ".   Bosch French President Bosch French President, German company Bosch has also confirmed the project, "The Bosch Group, which leads the best solutions in the field of mobility, is very happy to be part of this group, we will contribute, thanks to technology We are entering new and important phase of automated trains. "    SNCF claims that trains without drivers will benefit from the entire rail network. According to the company, trains will run from time to time, railway traffic will become more smart and fuel consumption will be reduced. Due to working in the shift of drivers, the rail network of Europe has to face many delays.   The French railway company currently has 17,000 trains. They use 40 million passengers every day. But SNCF is losing about 3 billion euros every year. In 2017 and 2018, the company with 1,48,000 employees faced strikes many times.  

   It is reported that the changes have got the green signal of the French government. France's finance minister Bruno Le Marer has already said, "For thirty years we have saved the SNCF from the necessary changes and in these thirty years, we saw its services constantly worsening. 

   We can not walk like this. Going. " At present, the French government gives subsidy to SNCF for 14 billion euros every year. According to the new plan, the first semi automatic train will run in 2020 and after three years fully automatic trains will start.