- the track is a known finite distance
- the average speed can be set on the train by the operator
- and the delay at each station can be set for a fixed period
I also notice that the train operator will sometimes stop the train just prior to arriving at a station. This is usually done to keep the train "on schedule" if the train was arriving early. But what sense does that make? Instead of waiting on the track outside of the station, pull into the station and allow the passengers to enter/exit the train. I've missed my connecting bus as a result of these unnecessary delays as well.
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