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Handcar, also known as {{pll|Motorized Vehicle Naming Convention|H1-020}}, is a {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|draisine}} and a {{pll|Work Trains Overview|work train}}, used to quickly traverse distances via {{pll|Railway Terminology|rail}}. It is listed in the {{pll|Vehicle Catalog Overview|vehicle catalog}}. | Handcar, also known as {{pll|Motorized Vehicle Naming Convention|H1-020}}, is a {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|draisine}} and a {{pll|Work Trains Overview|work train}}, used to quickly traverse distances via {{pll|Railway Terminology|rail}}. It is listed in the {{pll|Vehicle Catalog Overview|vehicle catalog}}. | ||
The handcar is immediately available from the start of a session, and can be requested | The handcar is immediately available from the start of a session, and can be requested with the {{pll|Comms Radio Work Train|comms radio}}, for free. it cannot be {{pll|Damage Overview|damaged}} and it doesn't have {{pll|Servicing Overview|service}} costs. | ||
The handcar is propelled by manually pumping a mechanical arm up and down, in rhythmic fashion, and features a simple hand-operated {{pll|Brake Shoes|mechanical brake}}. | The handcar is propelled by manually pumping a mechanical arm up and down, in rhythmic fashion, and features a simple hand-operated {{pll|Brake Shoes|mechanical brake}}. | ||
[[Category:Work Trains|2]] | [[Category:Work Trains|2]] | ||
Revision as of 21:57, 12 March 2025
Handcar, also known as H1-020, is a draisine and a work train, used to quickly traverse distances via rail. It is listed in the vehicle catalog.
The handcar is immediately available from the start of a session, and can be requested with the comms radio, for free. it cannot be damaged and it doesn't have service costs.
The handcar is propelled by manually pumping a mechanical arm up and down, in rhythmic fashion, and features a simple hand-operated mechanical brake.