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Shunting orders are the most dangerous type of orders, especially when dealing with {{pll|HAZMAT Cargo|hazardous cargo}}. This is because they involve a lot of {{pll|Coupling|contact between vehicles}}, {{pll|Switches & Switch Signs|switching}}, and maneuvering among buildings and trees that may obstruct the view, making them particularly prone to human error.

Shunting orders are the most dangerous type of orders, especially when dealing with hazardous cargo . This is because they involve a lot of contact between vehicles , switching , and maneuvering among buildings and trees that may obstruct the view, making them particularly prone to human error.

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	Shunting orders are the most dangerous type of orders, especially when dealing with {{pll\|HAZMAT Cargo\|hazardous cargo}}. This is because they involve a lot of {{pll\|~~Body Damage~~\|contact between vehicles}} ~~and~~ {{pll\|Switches & Switch Signs\|switching}} ~~within industries~~ and ~~cities~~ that may obstruct the view, making them particularly ~~sensitive~~ to human error.		Shunting orders are the most dangerous type of orders, especially when dealing with {{pll\|HAZMAT Cargo\|hazardous cargo}}. This is because they involve a lot of {{pll\|Coupling\|contact between vehicles}}, {{pll\|Switches & Switch Signs\|switching}}, and maneuvering among buildings and trees that may obstruct the view, making them particularly prone to human error.