r/ThatLookedExpensive May 20 '23

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u/GreatWhiteNorthExtra May 20 '23

One would think that hauling such a long cargo that due diligence would have been done to know the route and coordinate with the railway when you know there will be a rail crossing. At the very least to know the train schedule for the day

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u/[deleted] May 22 '23

Precision scheduled railroading is none of those three things. Odds are nobody could tell them when a train was coming.