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This helps a lot. It basically answers any question about which networks I can interface with others. Perfect. So, I will use the elevated rail to transition and send the traffic to the other city and then transition back. I also didn't realize elevated rail couldn't carry freight...been playing this game off and on since the day it came out. Shows how much I pay attention. :-) Thank you very much for the detailed reply.

Thank you for that. I didn't even realize there was a NAM section. It's been so long since I've used a forum...ugh. I feel like a newborn or something. lol.

Hello All, I was wondering how one might transition GLR to regular ground rail (heavy rail)? It is probably some easy thing that I am just missing. But, any help would be appreciated. I want to connect the GLR networks of two different cities. I would have trouble using elevated rail in this particular situation. Although, if that's the only way, I guess I will have to make it work. Anywho, is there a lot for this transition from GLR to rail? Or something included in the NAM? Thanks again for any help.

Thank you for all the replies! With how great the NAM is, I figured this issue must have to do with technical limitations of the game. The point about three transport types being on the same square makes sense. I will probably just end up using the FLUPs or maybe the viaduct rail. Thanks again!

Hello All, Hopefully this is a pretty easy question for someone to answer. I have been using NAM for quite some time and enjoy the Tram-In-Avenue. However, I can't seem to find a way to have it intersect with standard rail crossings without using a rail to elevated transition (first image) and using the TIA elevated rail overpass. I know there is a FLUP that I could use too, but it takes up so much room. So is there some kind of piece available to allow the TIA to cross regular rail? Thank you.