Re: City Rail Security Guards

[david <david@nmit.vic.edu.au>]

Because the general public's concerns of security, may keep them away from rail.
At least providing seciurty guards (if they do their job) helps. If Citirail want to run
empty trains efficiantly they can. Being *not* responsible for passenegers doesn't sound too
good either.

Regards,

David


C. Dewick wrote:

> To be honest, I do not see what we (speaking of CityRAil in general) should
> have to provide security guards anyway. It's not our job to keep passengers
> safe from other passengers - that's entirely the individual passengers
> responsibility. All CityRail is required to do is provide a safe passage
> infrastructure-wise.
>
> The reason there are all these very isolated problems on the trains is
> because of the changing cultures in our society, and has *nothing* at all to
> do with the rail transport system. We move people from point to point - we
> are *not* responsible for each passenger's personal safety from other
> passengers.
>
> Regards,
>
> Craig.