Screenshot of The Week: March 5 to March 12 2017 (Right of Way)

nicky9499

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Greetings.

Railroads are a powerful symbol of timelessness. They bring with them progress and prosperity, and even after they're long gone their legacies often live on, defining the land- or cityscape around them. This week's theme is Right of Way. Please send your theme suggestions for subsequent competitions via email or Skype by clicking on the little icons below my username.

One screenshot allowed per entrant. Screenshots must adhere to the theme and the Trainz Forum Code of Conduct.

Submission closes on March 12 at 12:00 noon UTC/GMT/Zulu time.

Cheerio,
Nicholas
 
At Madrid, IA, BNSF 2318, crosses over the road and continues on toward Boone, IA. At a crossing, trains receive the right of way... I wonder why... maybe because trains are just awesome that way??
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The morning run of a westbound mixed freight has the right of way on the Wolf Hill and Western Main Line, and all switches are set.
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The railway was squeezed onto an excavated ledge betwen the mountain and the town. The ledge will remain forever even if the line gets closed. A permanent way :)
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Dual Right of Way on the Ffestiniog

Normally Right of Way issues between rail and road are resolved by bridges or level crossings. As here on the Ffestiniog (heritage) Railway (in North Wales) road-running sometimes become necessary. This modern level crossing is not only really long due to the road running, but also seems oddly out of place with a steam train rolling over it.

'Enjoy!

Peter
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Submissions are now closed. There are 13 entries for this round so up to 2 votes are allowed. Voting will be from now until March 19, 1200nn UTC. Please post your votes below.

Cheerio,
Nicholas
 
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