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• curprev 20:2220:22, 5 December 2022‎ Hannibal talk contribs‎ 1,919 bytes +1,919‎ Created page with "How to design the appropriate depot strategy for your long distance line Now that we know about the most complex depot design (the mixed days dual depot, see above), the question is when do we use it? Here we compare a simple single depot design, as well as a simple dual depot design (at both 'ends' of the line, but no mixed days), and the mixed days dual depot. In the end the most efficient design depends on three things: *1) Line length in hours *2) Your desired nig..."