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> the ICE gets stuck behind a slower train, increasing the delay, etc. Right here. Those slower (older) trains don't magically get any faster just because the
by scott_w 1y ago
> the ICE gets stuck behind a slower train, increasing the delay, etc.
Right here. Those slower (older) trains don't magically get any faster just because the train behind it sped up.
> pack the schedule
You actually can't just double it up because faster trains need bigger gaps between them, just like driving on a motorway. If the train in front needs to slow/stop for whatever reason, you don't want the train behind smashing into it at 400km/h because it was tailgating.
- simianwords 1y agoYeah I agree - you need big percentage of trains to get faster for the full effect.