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I understand the reasons for wanting to lock out manual driving in real life, but in this game I'm more entertained by doing things myself. Unless I'm really tired and just want to see trains go by.

I have another question. I've noticed that if you have ATP disabled and enter AI mode, ATP will be enabled again and will continue to be even if AI mode is disabled. But I wonder if the same happens with the pantograph protection. It would be helpful if there was a way to know on screen which types ...

After a few days playing on the Glasgow map (whose activities are somewhat easy due to linearity) I decided to try the Simvilet map. I played the A line during rush hour, and everything went nice until the very end when I had to arrive at Araplein before parking in the siding. A train which just spl...

So the movement of the cab controls is actually related to the acceleration rather than actual inputs from the player. That answers my question. I guess I'll have to get used to it. I play mostly on the Glasgow map which has a throttle/brake controller, I noticed the more modern trains of Slimviet a...

I thought it was some form of protection. I'm used to Train Simulator, where the controls don't actually move by themselves, you have to react to gradients manually.

Hi, I'm new to the game and I have a question.

I know how to disable ATP, but whenever I go through a gradient, the throttle/brake control always moves from its position without any input from me. Is it possible to disable this and let me control the speed myself?