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Re: Train Orders & Timetable Operations
Author: George Andrews
Date: 10-19-2016 - 19:35
Nudge Wrote:
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> Find an old Rule book from the 40s and a Timetable
> from the same railroad and period. No radios back
> then, just operators, dispatchers. Crews did what
> the orders and or the timetable told them to.
>
> That is all you need.
>
> Nudge
Don't forget your approved railroad watch. Unless you were working the Lakeview District of the Modoc Line, where it was said: " We don't use a watch on this pike, we use a calender !!! "
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> Find an old Rule book from the 40s and a Timetable
> from the same railroad and period. No radios back
> then, just operators, dispatchers. Crews did what
> the orders and or the timetable told them to.
>
> That is all you need.
>
> Nudge
Don't forget your approved railroad watch. Unless you were working the Lakeview District of the Modoc Line, where it was said: " We don't use a watch on this pike, we use a calender !!! "
