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       TCRC
   DIR By: Michael
       Date: April 21, 2013, 3:26 pm
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       Trans Cities Railroad Conglomerate.
       Operate trains in the northen area, on broad gauge tracks.
       About 60% of the tracks are electrified.
       Split into the following 'brands'
       Trans-Express
       Trans-Regional
       Trans-Com (commuter)
       Trans-Freight
       Trans Express use high speed trains built in the late 70's/
       80's, with services connecting the major cities, with a few
       trains a day operating each service.
       The inter country service also comes under the express band
       (despite na d average speed of about 40 mph. This is hauled by a
       powerful diesel twin loco with DVT, operates as a sleeper at
       night.
       Trans Regional form the bulk of operations between towns and
       cities. Trains tend to be very long but run fairly low
       frequency.
       Electric service ran with large powerful electric locos, often
       double headed, with dvt on the rear.
       Diesel service consists of powerful locos, again some double
       headed and also some twin units, and again with a DVT.
       Also various rail buses  for low demand lines and some multiple
       units for shorter inter-city routes
       Also run sleeper services.
       Trans-Com use mostly EMU's with DVT on end, as well as some
       DMU's and rail buses.
       Tans freight have the most powerful locos of any country with
       twin, tri and even quad units. Most frieght is heavy such as
       metals, coal wood etc.
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       Re: TCRC
   DIR By: Rick1984
       Date: April 21, 2013, 4:19 pm
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       Not sure I'd go as far as quad units, but could certainly see a
       twin double header.
       #Post#: 385--------------------------------------------------
       Re: TCRC
   DIR By: Rick1984
       Date: April 21, 2013, 8:28 pm
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       The high speed trains possibly gas turbine.
       Some possibilities. The Russian one I showed, the old French gas
       turbine,tee train. Very early boozy pendelino. Not necessary
       gassy fat looming or particularly aerodynamic. Could be quite
       angular.
       #Post#: 386--------------------------------------------------
       Re: TCRC
   DIR By: Michael
       Date: April 22, 2013, 3:50 am
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       I do like Gas Turbine but maybe not necessary as the lines are
       electrified?
       There is the old TGV style train I made up that would fit quite
       nicely. I currently planned to use him on Tri-County, or could
       make up something new.
       There is a quad unit Russian loco but I think they only use him
       in 3 sections unfortunately.
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       Re: TCRC
   DIR By: Rick1984
       Date: January 21, 2014, 5:00 pm
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       The body in charge of commissioning rolling stock and deciding
       what it's needed where etc. as well as other tasks is the;
       Rhodovian Institute for the Design and Implementation of
       Transportation Solutions and Logistics
       or RIDITS for short (the last "L" being dropped).
       I think what they exactly do is nicely wrapped up in mess of
       bureaucratic red tape.
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