When dealing with trucks, ships or airplanes, there are no issues with space or lack thereof.
It is the railway that requires the most effort to unlock the full potential of this branch of transportation.
Use a mix of one and two way signals.
The picture above shows a system of dual signals, however, they are not necessary.
What really matters is the option which you choose after clicking a signal.
For one way signals placement is crucial.
Such a segmentis at its minimum the length of the longest train you own/will own on a given track.
you’ve got the option to also build and name control points.
They can be very useful, if you want to designate a track very precisely, e.g.
a certain train/connection has to reach a specific platform.
A connection with a passing loop.
In such a case it is worth it to create two/three platforms.
At the beginning of such a system you place a signal on the right and on the left side.
You do the same at the end.
This bang out of line can work for two, maximum three trains.
A double track railway.Here you will mostly be using signals.
You create a section made out of two, parallel railway tracks.
Something similar to a two-way street.
Before each platform it’s possible for you to also establish a control point, and assign specific lines.
You will then have more control over the trains and the congestion on the station.
After the train is loaded it will return to the main track.
Such a station can serve as a detour to e.g.
Afterwards, these tracks come back, and connect to the main route.
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