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Real railroad triviaI only post this because its BNSF's rule of the week, When a train consists of entirely hazmat cars, all available buffer cars (aka your two boxes) should be placed between the engines and the hazmat cars. Your placement would be ok, if you had a DP unit though. Interesting eh.And now you know.
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here are a few also... enjoy, -Jason 1st set... led by 2 SP SD40T-2's and a SP -9 heads towards Klamath Falls, dropping the -9 off at Chiloquin.2nd set... NS C38-9 leading a pretty big cut of tanks into Newton to be sorted and filled. A leased MP15DC leads a SW1500 and another MP15DC to the FBL proving grounds with a load of rocket fuel.
>And if the folks in DC have their way, Baltimore's as far as >it will go! I think the best part about the news report I saw about that was the "hazardous chemical car" they showed which clearly was carrying clay slurry as it was marked "clay slurry" and had no placards.