Multiple-unit train control is a system that allows several train cars, or units, to be controlled by one operator. In this setup, each car in the train has its own motor and can be operated independently or together with other units. The control system connects all the units, enabling the operator to control the speed, braking, and other functions of the entire train from a single point. This system is commonly used in passenger trains, especially those that need to move through busy areas with frequent stops, as it provides more flexibility and efficiency.

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