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To their destination of course.

Then the answer is yes.

looking at the map a few pages back I would say the metro

I would say line D. Because it runs more frequently then the train, it has no conductor, the driver does everything and it stands for a short time on the platform compared to the train.

MG2 wrote: ↑04 Jul 2021, 16:58 but that's mostly because the editor lacks orientation tools such as a map. I just don't know where i'm going as i lay track and there's nog way I can create a loop and make two separate lines connect.

Maybe Michiel has told you by now but in a live stream I’ve seen him using an overlay map terrain to create tracks in the contemporary Rotterdam map I think. So I guess you can draw a plan in a program like Paint or Photoshop and then overlay that image in the editor (I don’t know how you do that obviously )

It’s this video https://youtu.be/_omzEmj-hnA at 1:53:09

Indeed... I used that method when building the Glasgow network, as otherwise, it would never have worked.
Making maps to use in this way is not easy though.... It did cost me a few hours in both instances (and I use it so rarely, I always need to re-invent how to do it).





And also on the Toronto map, to make sure the distances are correct;

looks like a little insight in to how maps are made

The RET Service Train passing through Houtweg while being transferred to Bergenseweg depot!

Sneaky WIP screenshot, ICM about to pass through Kaapdorp station at full speed on it's way from Essim to Hageningen