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What does for a train mean "driving on the left"? Trains don't overtake, they don't give priority, they don't drive through roundabouts, for all what matters th
by soco 2y ago
What does for a train mean "driving on the left"? Trains don't overtake, they don't give priority, they don't drive through roundabouts, for all what matters they could drive on top of another and the experience would be exactly the same.
- robjwells 2y agoImagine you’re standing on a double-track section. From your perspective, the track on the left leads away from you, the track on the right leads towards you. As to why: having this uniformity is useful in placing, eg, signals (which face in one direction). Much more confusing in railways is which track is the “up” line and which is the “down” line.