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Not an expert, but I imagine it could still cause some routing problems if a 258-axle train were mis-registered as a 2-axle train; the latter takes up dramatica
by dTal 7y ago
Not an expert, but I imagine it could still cause some routing problems if a 258-axle train were mis-registered as a 2-axle train; the latter takes up dramatically more space on the network.
- dwild 7y agoConsidering that a train can require 2 km to break, I'm sure they keep enough space between trains that there's plenty of space for both 258 or 2 axles trains. Knowing a train is there seems much more important than its lengths (up until they decide that 2 axles trains can be much closer to another trains).