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Automated on-train announcements, as opposed to on-train announcements made by a train conductor or a train driver, are pre-prepared audio recordings which are used to provide important travel information to passengers.[1]
The information contained in automated on-train announcements often include the following:
- Name of the next station
- Direction of travel
- Destination of train
- Interchange information
- The side the doors will open on
- General warnings and reminders, for example 'mind the gap'
- ^ Murakami, Kery (30 April 2019). "Metro's automated announcements are clear and human-like, but they're less engaging". The Washington Post. Retrieved 12 November 2024.