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There are several reasons, terrain being one of them. Also the commuter/long distance tracks are all owned by the freight liners, so passanger trains have to y
by zackkitzmiller 6y ago
There are several reasons, terrain being one of them.
Also the commuter/long distance tracks are all owned by the freight liners, so passanger trains have to yield for them. There are also hour+ stops at some stations.