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I've read the paragraph several times and maybe it's my ESL, but I don't quite follow. Is the term "Grade" here used in the "Slope" sense, as in don't run the
by NikolaNovak 7y ago
I've read the paragraph several times and maybe it's my ESL, but I don't quite follow.
Is the term "Grade" here used in the "Slope" sense, as in don't run the cars up and down the hill?
And if that's the interpretation, I don't necessarily agree with the next point that obstacles are reduced on slopes/hills... so I probably am not following correctly :-/
Thanks!
- alasarmas 7y agoThe "grade" that GP is referring to is this grade: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grade_separation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grade_separation