Locations and common names of key railroad lines.
Behind "X" Trims – Trims are sorted tracks of cars in a hump yard pulled out of the sorting tracks and coupled to make up outbound trains. A yard "behind on trims" is behind on its outbound train ...
Trains Blocked On Line – Trains stopped between primary terminals and switched to further define the car blocks and to facilitate handling at the destination terminal. Trains Drug Out – Trains moved ...
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