If a customer leaves a train without permission, what must the train operator do?

In situations where a customer leaves a train without permission, it is critical for the train operator to maintain communication with the Control Center Desk Superintendent. This action is essential for several reasons.

First, notifying the Control Center allows for a coordinated response to ensure the safety of the individual who left the train and other passengers. The Control Center can alert the necessary personnel, such as security or emergency services if needed.

Additionally, this communication helps in tracking and managing the train's operations, including potential delays or safety protocols that need to be enacted. Keeping the Control Center informed ensures that a record is made of the incident, which can be important for future reference or investigations.

While other actions may seem relevant, such as pushing the emergency button or checking on other passengers, those do not address the immediate need for communication and protocol adherence that is central to safety and operational integrity in the rail system. Informing passengers of the rules also does not directly handle the situation at hand.