JonMyrlennBailey
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This is something I have come to realize after riding the California Zephyr through the Rocky Mountains and having played a number of Trainz routes based on various mountain roads of the American West. This includes Mojave Subdivision, West of Denver and Milwaukee Road Avery-Drexel. Speeds can be as low as 10-25 MPH quite often. Many mountain lines in the American West are single-track systems with only occasional sidings to allow two-way traffic to pass. Red signals can entail long waits for oncoming trains.
Is mountain railroading as slow in any other parts of the world outside the mountains of the American West.
Is mountain railroading as slow in any other parts of the world outside the mountains of the American West.