Logistical Haul: Difference between revisions

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Logistical haul is a type of delivery order that takes empty cars from one station’s storage tracks to the other. Being storage tracks, they can be shared by multiple trains . Nevertheless, destination tracks are always guaranteed to have enough room for all the cars. Some nudging of the already present cars may be necessary within the same track, but they all fit.

Completing a logistical haul order creates a shunting load order.

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-Logistical haul {{pll|Order Types Overview|delivery orders}} take empty {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|cars}} from one station’s {{pll|Track ID Signs|storage tracks}} to the other. Being storage tracks, they can be shared by multiple trains. Nevertheless, the destination tracks are always guaranteed to have enough room for all the cars. Some nudging of the already present cars may be necessary within the same track, but they all fit.
+Logistical haul is a type of {{pll|Order Types Overview|delivery order}} that takes empty {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|cars}} from one station’s {{pll|Track ID Signs|storage tracks}} to the other. Being storage tracks, they can be shared by multiple {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|trains}}. Nevertheless, destination tracks are always guaranteed to have enough room for all the cars. Some nudging of the already present cars may be necessary within the same track, but they all fit.
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-{{See also|Freight Haul|Shunting|Track ID Signs|Accepting an Order}}
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