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David,
Well said. There is no substitute for gaining practical experience with a locomotive. Regardless of how many driver aids an engine does or does not have, basic fundamentals of operation and situational awareness are paramount!
With gained experience any driver should be able to anticipate what the engine is going to do within the next couple of feet, yards or (most likely) laps on the track.
Well said. There is no substitute for gaining practical experience with a locomotive. Regardless of how many driver aids an engine does or does not have, basic fundamentals of operation and situational awareness are paramount!
With gained experience any driver should be able to anticipate what the engine is going to do within the next couple of feet, yards or (most likely) laps on the track.