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So, a switching locomotive takes some flatcars to an inter-model yard and loads up on containers. It then goes to a nearby siding to drop them off before going to get more flatcars. It has orders to drive via a track mark at the end of the siding before going onto the main line, and then it has orders to continue to another track mark up ahead on the main line, but instead of going to that track mark it goes in the opposite direction(Back the way it came from) and stops at a red signal. If it kept going this way it would have either gone back to the inter-model yard (a dead end), back to the flatcars it dropped off (Another dead end unless you move said flatcars), or into a coal mine siding that is blocked by a coal train taking on coal.
Can someone explain to me why the driver won't do the obvious and keep going in the direction it was suppose to go in, in the first place?
Can someone explain to me why the driver won't do the obvious and keep going in the direction it was suppose to go in, in the first place?