Maps and route information are available to help you navigate at each station. Elevators take you to the loading platform where the train arrives, which is not driven by a person but automated. This feature made the ride noticeably smooth, especially the stops. Automatic doors let passengers off and then new ones on. There is a small gap between the platform and train and once inside find whatever open space you feel is comfortable.
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