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Look no hands
AS THE gleaming new Subway train pulls quietly into Buchanan Street station, passengers on the platform are shocked to see no driver in the cab.
A few passengers standing near the cab peer through its window - but all they can see is an on-board computer.
It is busy "talking" to the main computer in the Subway's central control room, relaying information on the train's progress through the system - it's running bang on time.
This futuristic vision could become a reality for Glasgow's troubled Subway, the third oldest underground system in the world.
THE city's troubled Subway network could be totally overhauled, with automated trains costing millions of pounds