What is the responsibility of the conductor during station stops?

The conductor's primary responsibility during station stops is to help passengers board and disembark safely. This includes ensuring that passengers are on the correct platform, monitoring the flow of people getting on and off the train, and providing assistance as needed, particularly for those who may require extra help, such as elderly passengers or those with disabilities. Ensuring safety during these moments is critical, as the conductor plays a key role in preventing accidents and managing crowd movements.

While other duties such as managing the train’s speed, assisting passengers with disabilities, and distributing tickets are important aspects of the conductor's role, they are not specifically focused on the critical period of station stops. The conductor is primarily tasked with ensuring that this process is smooth and secure, thereby facilitating an efficient boarding and disembarking operation.