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The 'Easy Way' Delivery Problem

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Member since Apr-14-03 · 40 posts

With a recent influx of cars into NC, I've been delivering some cars the easy way at an exit and running it to 'local delivery'. I assumed that when I wanted the cars to return to the map that they would come back in the same exit they went out. I may be missing something, but every cut of cars I have delivered are set to re-enter the map via exit #1...regardless of what exit I sent them out. That is a problem...particularly at Glenwood Yard because there is no exit #1! Is there a way to ensure that these local deliveries return at the same exit they left the map from? ThanksCorey Vernier
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Member since Apr-8-03 · 210 posts

RE: The 'Easy Way' Delivery Problem

That is very weird, Corey. Every time I have delivered cars the "easy way," they have always come back the same exit, in reverse order.I'm assuming that you have the "Loaded...cars return...as unloaded ..." checked in the options menu. That is the only option that I know of regarding local delivery.Paul Metzger
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