It's a fun little piece of road

Relatively safe aswell, no crashes lately that I've seen. Almost nothing inolving a train either.
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That's common practice in the US too. On my way from New York to Chicago with Amtrak the train stopped in small towns and the station platform (if there was any at all) was only as long as the first two cars. There was a crossing next to the station and the cars had to wait at least five minutes because the train was blocking the crossing... and if there is a delay (which happens quite often) they can't do anything but wait patiently.Csaboka wrote:[...] the train actually stops in a diagonal level crossing to pick up passengers, and the car drivers must wait at the lights until everyone gets on and the train starts again.
Yes, please. Do you have any idea about the vast amount of sprites this would need? Sheer madness.you could make TTDPatch recognise it as TWO crossings with different graphics (say, as a different track type (I read somewhere TTDPatch can hold 8 track types)). This will also keep MB happy [...]
Indeed they are dave. But i read somewhere that some may not be able to be replaced as such so new improved safety devices are being made/researched etc.Dave Worley wrote:Most urban crossings in England are being phased out all together, AFAIA.
I agree. And sometimes there's not even the room for a tunnel. Think of what happens when building in the middle of a town...maquinista wrote:Yes.. but if you haven't money, It can be interesting (Examle with OTTD: crossing costs 630, and tunnel (with lowering four points) 2500, The cost of a MPS regal bus is 5227).Patchman wrote:I just build tunnels... safer for the RVs too
*Cough*.Raichase wrote:I don't see herds of TTDpatch minions flooding into the OTTD suggestions forum trying to sidetrack discussions in there, and if it does happen, then the OTTD mods have full right to kick such people back to the ttdpatch forums.
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