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Hello, The level crossing at coordinates (real world, not in-game) 52.214742144382384, 20.947849301693044 seems faulty or maybe unfinished? The area overall looks WIP. The Osp for the crossing between Warszawa Wtochy / ph / and Warszawa Zachodnia / ph / indicated Osp1. Upon arriving, at the crossing, I could not see any signals to protect the crossing. I guess that the crossing is unfinished and the Osp is not connected to anything ATM?

This also happens on the EN76.

Hello, Maybe not a bug per se, but I suppose the model needs an update, to remove the "2021"? 🙂 On the wall behind the WC.

If you reactivate AI mid session this dose not occur. It only occurs the first time you disable the AI after entering a session.

EN96: AI drives with both pantographs up.

Happens both with AI driving and when I'm driving myself. Noticed this bug after PATCH 29.01.2023. Not sure if it's isolated to a specific stations or not. Opening doors disconnect.mp4

Hello, When entering a session driving the EN96, when you switch off the autopilot, both pantographs drop for a second. The "back" pantograph then automatically raises. Happens both when stationary or driving. EN96 AI pantograph driving.mp4 EN96 AI pantograph stationary.mp4

Great, thanks!

Hello, When driving a northbound REG service from Katowice to Busko (429XX), you receive penalty points for not stopping in Sosnowiec Kazimierz PZS SKZ2. As Sosnowiec Kazimierz PZS SKZ2 is a "drive through" station, I suspect this to be a bug.

When driving from Sosnowiec Porabka / ph / to Sosnowiec Kazimierz PZS SKZ2, no distance is indicated on the HUD.

The picture is not clear but they indicate two different channels.

Hello, I suspect one of the W28 signs in indicating the wrong radio channel between Katowice and Katowice Zawodzie. The left sign is indicating "R2" and the right one is indicating "R7". If you switch to "R7" you get penalized for using the wrong radio channel.

In the "real world," it's usually the opposite. Through my earlier work as a conductor, I've, unfortunately, more than once experienced how a small delay, let's say 3 minutes, easily can result in a final delay of up to 30-40 minutes. All thanks to the prioritization of trains not being delayed. Also, some trains have higher prioritization the others, high-speed trains> freight trains for example (with exceptions). That's why I'm curious to know how this is simulated with the AI as I suspect the might be one of the reasons for the AI dispatcher behaving as it does when trains are running late.

A general question: Do we know if the AI prioritizes trains that are "on time" over delayed trains?

I believe those particular coaches are limited to 120 km/h, making the speed of the train lower than what the EU07 is capable of. When you run an IC service the coaches are limited to 160 km/h but the speed of the train is 125 km/h as that is the limit of the EU07. Look for the symbol below side of the coaches, it will tell you the maximum allowed speed for that particular coach. The lowest speed "found" in a consist applies to the whole train. You can read more about RIC here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Coach_Regulations