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The train order rides into the sunset on the Long Island Rail Road
p.m., a final train order was issued foamily retiring the form as a
I guess the foamers were out
I thought Strasburg RR was still using train orders…
I thought Strasburg RR was still using train orders…
foamily retiring?
I’m delighted to see my home RR (LIRR) in a positive light in a national (international?) periodical. Not a commuter, I have, nonetheless, traveled with increasing frequency on the “Route of Dashing Dan” and am generally quite pleased with its operation. What I dislike in the article is the common misuse of “comprised” for “composed.” A large entity comprises several smaller entities: (e.g.: a family comprises mother, father, aunts, uncles, children, and others). I can forgive typos, especially a typo that comprises foamers like me, who am 41-year veteran of the college English class.
Could they have meant “formally”?
BNSF’s Topeka Sub is all Train Orders along the Whole sub so Train Orders are not dead yet.
BRINGS BACK A LOT OF MEMORIES FROM THE WWII ERA
WHEN I WORKED AT THE IC FUSE-
Poofreaders R us!
I believe the BNSF Topeka Sub is using track warrants, which is not the same as Train Orders.
I believe the BNSF Topeka Sub is using track warrants, which is not the same as Train Orders.