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Eastern Railroad Discussion > Most Direct Route ?Date: 10/18/18 07:31 Most Direct Route ? Author: 611Fan Why did NS put NS 1800/NS1801 on 11G to 14N to 38Q ? not the most direct route :) could of gone back on 202 & gone on a powermove from there
Date: 10/18/18 07:35 Re: Most Direct Route ? Author: ns7500 Bc there going back to altoona for some changes b4 there put in service 38q is a train that is Conway to hagerstown md that runs daily and works altoona were they will get set off at and 202 is an intermodal train which has no reason to have 1800 and 1801 on it...
Posted from Android Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/18/18 07:36 by ns7500. Date: 10/18/18 08:37 Re: Most Direct Route ? Author: mully Could they have put them on 16t and set out at Enola ?
Gary Posted from iPhone Date: 10/18/18 08:57 Re: Most Direct Route ? Author: mp109 16T doesn't get into Enola yard. It goes straight through from the Lurgan Line to the Harrisburg line.
Posted from Android Date: 10/18/18 09:58 Re: Most Direct Route ? Author: mully Gotcha
Thanks Gary Posted from iPhone Date: 10/18/18 10:53 Re: Most Direct Route ? Author: nssd70m2 Why not on 16T Roanoke to Hagerstown, then 39Q from Hagerstown to Altoona?... :)
Posted from iPhone Date: 10/18/18 13:58 Re: Most Direct Route ? Author: bioyans 16T may not always work Hagerstown. Making them stop just for a power move can cause a bit of gridlock.
Date: 10/18/18 14:53 Re: Most Direct Route ? Author: mully bioyans Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > 16T may not always work Hagerstown. Making them > stop just for a power move can cause a bit of > gridlock. No worse than the crap they pull sometimes at Waynesboro Va to set a unit off and tie up trains Gary Posted from iPhone Date: 10/18/18 15:57 Re: Most Direct Route ? Author: ns1000 bioyans Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > 16T may not always work Hagerstown. Making them > stop just for a power move can cause a bit of > gridlock. Especially considering the fact they run other longer trains through a rather small area (Hagerstown-Vardo). Posted from Android Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/18/18 15:58 by ns1000. |