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Hi,
I'm making an activity for Marias 3.1 and am wondering where do they change crews?
Whitefish to shelby? or Whitefish to Glacier park?
Shelby to Essex?
Thanks!
Rob.
Mile 21.0 CN Oakville Sub.
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To my knowledge the same crews run Havre-Columbia Falls/Whitefish and the other way around.But don't take my words as gospel on this.
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LAST EDITED ON Jan-06-03 AT 09:46 AM (EST)
Depends on where they die on the law really.
Don't take sir's word as the gospel, no wait le tme look it upPacific Junction to Whitefish is 250 miles, so there would be a crew change in Whitefish for points west and Pacific Junction for points east.\\It also depends on how long it'll take you to cover those 250 miles. Keep that in mind.
The Road Goes Ever On
Gandalf The Grey
Logic 7/Reprise/Warner
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Spokane, Washington to Whitefish, Montana, Whitefish, Montana to Havre, MontanaIt does depend on if you run out of your "Hours of Service" and "Die on the hours"
Brian E. Bundridge
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Whew those are some long runs. But I would guess the traffic doesnt exceed 20 per day though.
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