Gridlocked TRAIN Traffic Insanity!! Fixable? Cities: Skylines Trains!

[@JoshuaHere]

Best tips summarized: × _Keep enough space between junctions_ so atleast one train can fit in between, to raise capacity you could lengthen it for a higher capacity. (so eg. make two trains fit, a total of 4 both ways) × _Manage your lines._ If there's a train connection rarely being used and it's getting in the way of other lines, try to remove it or lower the amount of trains running on it. You could still keep the area connected by a bus route for example. × _Outside connections (intercity trains)_ can be very difficult to handle as you can't check or change their frequency. Try to keep them off your own lines by either giving them seperate tracks next to your own lines or only accepting them on stations most to the border of the map and making your own line getting them into the city. x _Making a hub_ is an easy way of letting people use public transit for their whole journey while creating the least lines. If you have two lines terminate here and there's a lot of transfers, consider joining them up. Bonus: To make your trains even more efficient, try to avoid tight turns and big height differences. If the track transitions more fluently into each new segment, the train will be able to go faster.

[@YallAintRight]

Joshua Baruch Thank you,

[@Rescultir]

Best tips summarized: Traffic Management Edition?

[@essmene]

If you use One-Way rails, trains no longer get stuck. - Main reason they get stuck is because a train needs to cross a double rail.

[@ziiofswe]

@@essmene I just fixed my train traffic a couple of days ago, after being just as bad as in this video, perhaps worse... After testing back and forth, I came to the conclusion that you need the double tracks for capacity (at least in my case, it's a rather big city), and then you just use one way tracks in the crossings to prevent the trains from crossing each others' path. (Just like the three way crossing Biffa added.) After all, they stay on their side of the track just like a car on a road, unlike in real life where they might run in either direction regardless of what side they're on... And this means that you already know how they will behave in the crossings and can plan your tracks accordingly.

[@machr293]

That's what I learned too.

[@mattbowdenuh]

Thank you for your help with the trains. I thought it would be a bit different for everyone to watch from the standard car traffic. Btw I completely forgot about that intersection. It was a temp fix that I planned to make a cloverleaf in the future, just plain forgot about it lol

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

You're welcome, thanks for sending it in. Was good fun to tinker with the trains 👍😀

[@Silas-Inservio-Pax]

I was pretty impressed by your city, lovely look

[@jonshala5636]

Maybe in the middle add in a posh mall

[@ajperry7096]

Trackstar35 inji

[@grsymes]

Is that map available to download? What's the name?

[@MrShadow1617]

You shouldn't force them to go straight at cloverleaf interchanges on the inside, otherwise traffic wanting to turn left will be forced to essentially go back the way they came, not being able to change into the highway from the slip lane.

[@billybaltagio7434]

Don't think he noticed that

[@KX36]

It's one of the few things Biffa does that annoys me. I've seen at least 2 videos where he not only stopped all lane changing in the middle of the cloverleaf but also forced the slip roads to use the outside lane only, which absolutely forces them to only use the cloverleaf for U-turns.

[@edwardmiessner6502]

Cloverleaf interchanges need C-D roads to keep from merging with mainline traffic but the prebuilt version is really really goofy.

[@superdau]

You pressed "shift-S" in a few spots you shouldn't! In the middle of the highway crossing you make poeple that come onto the highway there only be able to turn off again and people already being on the highway only be able to go straight. I think I've seen you do that in previous videos as well.

[@catman64k]

yeah, that shift-S thing is pretty dangerous. It appears to fix the problems at the position, but probably at the other end of the city you get some problems, when the vehicle search a way back

[@bIoodypingu]

Found your channel via a random suggestion from youtube. Glad I did, these are oddly satisfying to watch. Subscribed 👍

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Nice and welcome 😀

[@GazJay85]

Same, simultaneously satisfying and also very very helpful

[@samantharichardson6956]

I found him from watching czardus and then when the 5b1c series was started, I subscribed to all the channels involved and I’m glad I subscribed to biffa especially

[@AllTheNamesAreGone]

Now check our Real Engineer Plays City Skylines. He is hilarious. So is Kibitz

[@AlexNL88]

One thing which I didn't see you do, is use one-way train tracks and flyovers/tunnels. Train gridlocks occur when trains diverge across a flat junction and come to a stop, which then blocks the line going in the opposite direction. Build a flyover for diverging or merging tracks, this'll help to keep trains moving smoothly in the opposite direction.

[@nealjroberts4050]

One of these days you'll use more than a single track to a multiple platform station! But good none the less. Cargo lines aside most of the things to do with metro apply to overground trains too (just with more space!)

[@anthonyortali3260]

Traffic control-wise this is true, but economically the metro can be made profitable. Trains are more satisfying to watch, but way more expensive to operate.

[@rijschooldiazoni9515]

Would it have been possible to have the Multi platform station accept intercity trains, and then divide 5 lines from there?

[@PColumbus73]

The airport was fine in it's current location, the issue is congestion on the tracks. There are six separate lines mixing with freight trains that have to share a single set of tracks. Identify the congested sections of track and widen them like you would widen a road. Also, on the congested sections, GRADE SEPARATE JUNCTIONS! In other words, build a flyover or tunnel (where you can) so a train does not have to cross an oncoming track. It would help a lot!

[@john.m.shukites]

One thing I often do that greatly helps congestion is, with the traffic management mod, build separate tracks for passenger and freight. Also, I like to place the main six-track station in the heart of my city, especially near tourism districts. I want people to gravitate to the part of my city where they will spend money.

[@inyobill]

Rails are very expensive, making the rail systems a huge drag on the economy.

[@stanplutnicki7620]

I'm glad you did one with train's. I'm a console player and have played this game since it's release on console. I now have constantly been able to keep my traffic in all my cities in the high 80s. My current one is at about 88%. It took me a long time and watching alot of KZbin videos to get to this point. Now I'm going to start focusing more on train's and doing a better job at laying them out. I do ok but were going to soon have industries DLC and I have a feeling that cargo train's in particular are going to be more important....am I right to assume that? Very interested on anyone take with cargo train's as far as the industries DLC. I also feel that I need to put more thought on the passenger train's as well. I constantly use them because they definitely help with traffic but I don't necessarily paid nearly as much attention to them as my roads. Anyone more than welcome...i would love to here some thoughts on what maybe best with passenger train layouts and what works best for you?

[@BadgerOff32]

Ooof, running all those trains on a single line? I couldn't do it. I'll usually have a multiplatform station in the city centre with 4 individual looped lines going to smaller stations in different parts of the city. The 5th and 6th line I'll run a parallel double 'main line' round the bulk of the city, with one line being a closed intercity line, and the other connected to the outside line with no intercity trains running on it. Also, on some of those busier train intersections, i'll run a bypass (much like you use to bypass stations) so that trains have two options for going straight on

[@wxmyjnsn]

I love that you take the time to help others. Its the best way to teach and learn. The best part is you do it in a way that is constructive. Well done.

[@thezegamez9569]

Glad I found this video. Been dealing with my cargo trains getting jumbled up. Now I get to figure out how to adjust their lines so they have room to move.

[@karolrybak]

Squareabout, will be building those from now on :D

[@ajdown]

I've used a lot of your tips and fixed lots of city problems, now successfully over 200k residents thankyou. One thing I've not seen you mention on trains is using the traffic manager mod, as you can set routes to be freight only or passenger only, and the 'give way/stop' signs on junctions, as well as the lane routing for crossovers and complex junctions. Might be worthy of a future video?

[@MattOGormanSmith]

"I went to the Railway Museum in York There were plenty of trains, but it's quicker to walk" -John Hegley

[@stevengalloway8052]

The trains definitely did NOT run here on time! 😆 Yes, I've had this happen to me, and it wasn't pretty. I later learned to keep the stops at a minimum, with that bypass at the train station so that the cargo train didn't have to go through it. Having that central station there between the other stations did wonders. I noticed you had the regular station beside the largest one. Never saw that before. 🤔 Good job, keep it up...

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Thanks SG 😀

[@Martinfrimley]

Very nice video explanation of how to get trains flowing. From my experience I have found it useful to keep cargo and passengers lines totally separate as cargo can get extremely busy doing its own thing... (as we have literally not control over it!). I’ve there always separated it off from the main lines and never had it sharing the lines with the passengers anywhere.... seems an advert kicked in and I thought I’d reached the end of the video, so I missed your comment about keeping it separate!

[@NLvideomaster]

I remember ever since the first city I built ended up about the same way this guys city ended up with trains I started building a whole separate structure with trains, so it'd basically be a metro system. The Intercity network would be completely separate from the municipal lines and that really works like a charm I've figured. (P.S. That idea sprung from the early days of cities when you couldn't disallow intercity trains yet.)

[@quoniam426]

T junctions for trains are very bad. You've got to use the one tracks for traintrack junctions. Each track goes in the right way so there is no crossing to block trains going the other way. It makes building junctions more difficult but also more realistic.

[@Gustavocavazos]

Finnally a smart comment.

[@jennybachmann9047]

Nicely done :) I just reinstalled C:S because your series got me hyped again and I am going to take one of the cities from the series and try to fix them myself 😊 also, I enjoy listening to your voice, you are delightful!

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Thankyou and have fun 😀

[@stevengalloway8052]

Does his voice remind you of Robin Leach? It does to me! 😆 Lifestyles of the Small and Large Cities Skylines! 😆

[@x-man7356]

How are you able to access other people’s cities? I really want to fix some as well but I don’t know how to see theirs.

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Some people upload their saves to the Steam Workshop, you can check there :-)

[@jennybachmann9047]

@@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines i die and I failed miserably and fixing stuff so far XD but it's good fun nonetheless!

[@davecrupel2817]

This guy's "afterthought" layout is better than my pre-planning layout. :c

[@Seriously_Unserious]

18:09 - Careful restricting lane changing on those cloverleaf junctions. At the timestamped point, Biffa just forced anyone merging onto the highway to immediately exit right back off again, and they'll be adding to a traffic nightmare as they have to drive all over the place on some crazy route to get back where they want to go. Make sure, before you block lane changes, that you're not causing an even bigger problem then the one you're trying to fix. If you are, you'll just have to come up with a different solution to your traffic problem.

[@FieryKanata]

With train stations theres also this little trick for using both platforms. It all depends on which station you start the line at. It's very hard to explain with words instead of showing you but I'll try. Imagine two train stations. You start a line in one, which will use the one track, and you end in the station where the train will enter the track on the same side on which you started. If you want to double up your line, it's best to start the second line in the other station, it will use the other track, which means the train will therefore also go the track on the same side as this one, doubling your station capacity. (its easier to imagine what I mean if you think in a loop. one train runs clockwise, the other one counter clockwise. The way you manage that in game is the same for normal lines that don't go in a loop.) iirc, this also counts for metro, monorail and trams. It'd be nice if paradox implemented a platform select function instead of doing it in this roundabout way.

[@emstar641]

Just bought this game on PC (already have it on xbox). Good advice about train length space explains a lot of mess i got myself into :) Thanks Biffa !!

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

You're welcome 😀👍

[@frieza2235]

I'm on console. I wanna ask: *what does the "Adjust road tab" do exactly?* I'm completely baffled

[@emstar641]

@@frieza2235 Hi, when you make a road it gets named, later on you might want to extend the road but it'll get another name in the extended section. This tool renames where you drag it to to all the same name street.... not sure if there is more to it than that but i never use it any way ;)

[@frieza2235]

@@emstar641 thanks. Had no idea, so I was trying to solve traffic with it

[@moesanrath]

hahhahahah gotta fix this thing up here its making me twitch.

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

😀👍

[@georgeaird4637]

It's always funny how increasingly desperate things become when a city is in this poor a state, lost it at the "square-about" lool

[@the123king]

With trains, you really need to create seperate rail lines for each type of train. I usually go for 3 different linesat least, with external freight-rail going to a single (or multiple in the same complex) dedicated station for each, an internal passenger rail line, and an internal freight line. Most of the ridiculous train tailbacks are caused by external trains trying to service your 30-odd passenger stations. By splitting external off into 1 dedicated station, with connections to an internal rail network, you can serious cut down the congestion. However, this sort of design needs to be implemented early in the cities design

[@kairon156]

There's train track intersections you can download? I've honestly only used trains a hand full of times. So their rarely a feature in my cities.

[@easymac79]

Often overlooked perhaps is that trains can cross roads at grade, no need for a bridge every time. Just need to be sure there are no stops and no chance for queueing on the crossing. Trains move quick and shouldn't hamper traffic unless they stop.

[@devilisdutch]

I'm honestly loving watching you fix people's traffic. I hardly play this game but it is ridiculously satisfying haha. I'm definitely subscribing for more of that

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Great, thanks 😀

[@tymdahusky1924]

Watching city fix videos has definitely helped my gameplay. I running at high 80% is nice. Now if only I could make it look pretty, haha. If you were to have only one DLC, which would you buy? I only have the base game at the moment and wanting to get one more DLC but I'm not sure which.

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Mass Transit is fantastic 👍

[@NiyaKouya]

About the two 3-way train intersections that you worried about because they are so close to each other: you could have moved the one that split off to the north over the river. That way you would have had more than enough space for the "queue" part.

[@phillcasedy2228]

I gave it a like because i like watching these videos, as for the quality of the fix itself i still scratching my head, why having all the stations connected via a re-route outside trapsport hub. passengers would ave to travel far away for a transfer to get to the next station. and the classic lane connectors forching cars into taking the first offramp right away as they get on, hopefully there was no connector set at the onramp so cars can still dive into the second lane. I'd say biffa tried a different tea this morning.

[@ewmegoolies]

biffa is brilliant on the game. I dont own and have nvr played the game, but i have watched so many of his videos i am starting to shout at the screen about when to put in no parking and when to use the move tool on rail intersections!

[@ShawNshawN]

I got to get this game. Its so addicting just watching. I'm sure its a headache to play on your own, but great stuff.

[@GustavSvard]

Now I want to create a city that is as full of Biffas peeves as possible! Rail junctions that are too tight, crazy underground highway snakes, plop insane lane changes randomly, poorly located stations and airport...

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[@edwardmiessner6502]

19:37 Detroit has real life examples of this interchange except not as winky wonky / horkey borkey: 1. Eight Mile Road at the Lodge Freeway 2. Eight Mile Road at Woodward Avenue 3. Eight Mile Road at the Chrysler Freeway Imaging you're driving on the top level of any of these interchanges and suddenly the road explodes beneath you and you find yourself and your car floating in mid air! 😆

[@NiteAngyl]

I find trains in Factorio far easier to handle than those in CS. :)

[@SuperBigone420]

Not sure what it is about your videos, i don't even play the game. keep up the good work!

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Thanks! Steve Hill :-)

[@inyobill]

I often get trains gridlocked out of area. If the developers are not going to give us access to repair their faulty design, then they should do something about it.

[@edwardseth1230]

technically Biffa boffa bom-ba are 4feet 3inches to 6inches.. Love the videos very detailed very fixable

[@L0RDSH0CK3W4V3GamingAdvice]

Most Excellent fix it series you got going Biffa , I added third tracks and put up roundabouts for my Rail Networks ..

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Thank you Lord Shockwav :-)

[@SomeTigerBass]

Interesting to see train traffic - not something I see very often in these videos. Good to get some tips!

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Thanks :-)

[@lesnicus]

Great vid! Found it very useful for my current project. btw 6 platforms = 12 tracks

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Thank you lesnicus :-)

[@ДмитрийП-в2ъ]

Hello, Biffa. I've found your channel but the thing that caught me isn't CS but your beautiful british accent. Keep speaking :)

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Thankyou 😋

[@KX36]

If you stop all lane switching all along the highway and force them to change lanes only when it goes from 3 to 4 or vice versa, you can't complain that they all go horky-borky at that one node.

[@thesheq5023]

I always make a giant roundabout around the exterior of my map then a smaller one around my central area. I have three / four muli end platforms in a triangle/ square between the two roundabouts and a north/south muli through and a east west multi through in the center. Subways monorails and busses move everyone else between mini areas

[@afshooter]

Love this channel and all that comes with it!

[@producerk8247]

If you're going to have trains... passenger train lines need to be separate from cargo train lines. They should have lines for both, several actually, not building off one. Metros/Subways are great for short runs around the city. Have separate loops as well to avoid backups everywhere. Need space to do this efficiently. Try not to build everything on top of each other when building any city. Edit: One more thing. The smoother the curve, the faster any transportation goes.

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

I would usually keep cargo and passenger lines seperate but I normally try not to completely rebuild peoples cities, just fix them where I can :-)

[@producerk8247]

@@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines I hear ya! Fixing the mess. Sharing my working strategy

[@Transit_Biker]

Insofar as the rail lines branching out from the "central station" i have a few questions... One: couldn't you put a loop off the end of each station, elevated, at grade, or tunnel to allow more smooth traffic on the line where possible? Two, would it make more sense to have a multi-track trunk line to where they split off vs the single track? i'm only at 7:44, so maybe you do that later in the video, but yeah, just some ideas/questions!

[@CrossWindsPat]

Biffa I don't even have a local train network and a few train stations on the edge for inter city travel. The damn cargo airport clogs up immediately. I have car traffic weaving for miles and all the cargo wants to go there even though I put a cargo train port closer to the interconnect... I am at a loss at how to deal with the cargo hub... The game just wont utilize the other locations I put down... I got back into it after 2 years because of watching your videos and now I am remembering why I stopped playing lol.

[@laurencesumagui9244]

I've had 42% traffic flow but i never experience a train gridlock. Didn't even know that was possible

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

It certainly is 😀

[@mycelia_ow]

Yeah lol just happened to me too now

[@PtrkHrnk]

By addling 4-lane highways you are just adding more merging points. Downgrade lanes (from 3 to 2) between highway ramps

[@MihailBFC]

This city needs more metro lines...trains aint making any cash.

[@noahslaughter1733]

I ran into a problem. Trains were backed up so they couldn’t leave the city ? But trains had no problems coming into my city . There seemed to be like a traffic jam or something on the train tracks outside of my city ? I felt like I couldn’t do anything to fix it.

[@thanos4959]

I hate when train traffic blocks crossings, resulting in road traffic.

[@mah.888]

Can you tell me a tutorial on how to fix a broken router after a disaster occurs? I'm having a hard time fixing the broken route.

[@shaunmcknight7537]

I just found your channel today and I already love your content! Keep up the good work!

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Thankyou 😀

[@vikingpotet]

I had The same problem so when I started my new city (i have no mods) I placed 4 stations on The same ROAD in a u shape and one side was connecting my city to The outside and The other was in city and They connected to a rail roundabout with Lines going out. And The ones who connects my city to The outside has a rail highway with two one way roads for each way.

[@mgunter]

Do Trains carry more than metros? That would be the people mover through the city for me.

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Better for longer distances yes :-)

[@aatirehrarsiddiqui8894]

Why have train stations for anything other than intercity trains? Subway does a pretty good job of inner-city travel (with the help of buses and trams).

[@Scott-vx2ks]

Absolutely smashing I must say.

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Thanks 👍😀

[@nottiification]

This didnt work on my savegame... i mean it did make things a little better.. but the trains were still getting slowed down at the entry/exit point. I came across another solution where they unlocked the border tiles by using that 81 unlock mod & then added more rail connections... but that still kept getting clogged up until I used one-way rails to designate some external connections as incoming & others dedicated to outgoing. This did resolve the problem... but i didnt like that i had to unlock all 81 tiles to do so... it broke the game progression for me. So rolling back a savegame, i noticed that the map actually already has 2 train connections.... so i used one-way rails to force one route to be incoming only and the other to be outgoing only & that resolved the problem without me having to unlock all the tiles.

[@kommentator8309]

At least he doesnt have to worry about getting freaking 2000 trains moved from side to side. xd Because I play the Same map with about 110k people and I have soo many cargo trains running trough my City 😂

[@matthew8153]

Kommentator Once you have all the different resources (farm, mines, etc) and a general industrial area to process them you can get rid of your outside connections and be completely self-sufficient.

[@thesheq5023]

Make a giant roundabout/ spiral thing and only connect it when backing up. Essentially a “wait my turn area”

[@arkeinvondrakenov]

Can you tell me the name of the map ? It looks nice, I'd like to try it out.

[@FutureChaosTV]

In my city all outside train traffic doesn't mingle with city traffic. And the cargo train network is seperated from the public transport system.

[@nihilist4184]

I've noticed the way skylines organizes things even though you may diligently provide enough space for a whole train to fit in the intersection or crossover line, if its TOO much space like one and a half trains you can be sure the other dumb train behind it will creep up and block that half a track so the another train cant then cross over omg you just cant win unless there was a better Dynamic Ai for trains or policy to give way until all other trains that had passed an intersection had done so before the stupid train pushes its carriages over the line to block anything else.

[@killahhead]

Hey Biffa. Cool Video and much interesting :) But WHAT is that for a mod(?) @7.30 min on the left panel side with "17 items" and so on?

[@512TheWolf512]

Cargo and passenger trains should never use the same tracks, just like in real life they don't

[@TheSacuLlp]

Eugene InLaw In germany they do

[@HerrTyp]

They usually do in most countries

[@57thorns]

A lot of cul-de-sac stations probably contributed to the problem significantly.

[@GaryCameron780]

~16:00 Biffa can't pass up doing some lane maths :)

[@Mr1234karlos]

Lol. yup it would of made me Twitch too, good job again Biffa, GG. x

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

😀

[@BHP_farm]

I have trains backing up LEAVING my city. They are building up from the city bounds and I can't even see how far it goes. Any tips?

[@FleetfootMike]

Is there actually much point in a multi-platform station if you essentially only have two lines feeding it? Doesn't it just move the bottleneck?

[@theindypoolshooter]

It's making me twitch hah! That is why I watch you videos!

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

😋

[@marksmith6259]

I have a industry heavy map and my trains are backing up to outside my city. I put in another 2 lines around the city and it so far hasn't helped that much.

[@sicksixgamer2694]

I think I might need your help... I have city on same map with 110k plus population and like 57% traffic flow. And my train lines are backed up on every track!

[@mokhan8202]

What is the name of the map?

[@belltowersubductions5104]

Never underestimate the power of one-way railway lines...

[@metropod]

I never have my urban lines on the same tracks as intercity trains. Though when dealing with interconnections, I have one or two platforms at the multi track station dedicated to them so cims don’t have to walk.

[@matthewparker9276]

For the multiplatform stations can you allow Inter city trains on a platform individually?

[@SlAyErSMaStErS]

Literally had a traingasm watching this

[@A_Lesser_Man]

what about a multi-platform truck station? need something for trucks, cuz the vanilla way is just wrong.

[@philchua3049]

great job biffa! :D

[@TorianArmrag]

I'm playing Cities from time to time... I watch a few Videos, most of all yours, but I have a question... Are you using some mods? Or is that stuff with traffic lights, lane-management and so on in one of the DLC's?

[@jamesmercer5557]

the traffic management stuff is a mod called traffic manager president edition, it's pretty much essential for any big city if you want your traffic to be at all functional

[@TorianArmrag]

Alright, thank you! :D

[@peperoni3140]

I just saw that I have a huge train problem in my city. One intercity passenger station only, and the rest just cargo trains... I think the solution would be multi-platform cargo stations?

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Sounds good 😀

[@MajorPolySci]

an idea, i see anther channel that highlights planet coaster builds, i think it would be neat if you could highlight a few builds from your community? thx for the entertainment!

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Not my thing, but thanks for the suggestion :-)

[@Pierre-Jonqueres]

In a few weeks, I'll have a new computer, and I'll be able to open again an old big city full of mods, that after having corrected the incompatibilities problems will certainly fall in your hands ^^

[@Pierre-Jonqueres]

But somehow, it's not the first video I see this, you definitely don't know how to fix a cloverleaf, as you "shift + S" under it, making people entering the way leaving immidiately.

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Yeah my mistake

[@Pierre-Jonqueres]

Hopefully i don't have cloverleaves intersections in my city xP

[@strider029]

My only problem in this game about outsider trains is that the rails doesnt separate the cargo trains and transport trains, they should have not based the train system in American train system.

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Cargo and people trains can be separated if you only put cargo stations on a separate line of its own 😉

[@strider029]

@@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines Yeah good idea, i think i should have used custom maps, default maps dont offer two rails, instead there is only one straight rail so both trains spawn at the same line.

[@Gustavocavazos]

@@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines brilliant

[@lkj17]

I have separated cargo and passenger lines. Now cargo is completely Jamed up. Is because I had too many stations?

[@benedeksimon9927]

Do you know how to handle the number of trams? The depot is just pumping trams as hell, the "tram jams" are very long, and there are way too more than needed... Do you know what to do?

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Yes, lower the amount of vehicles on the line with the slider 👍

[@berenscott8999]

That first intersection from the airport is absolute junk. You've got the train line going over a bridge to T intersect the mainline. Well, why cross over, unless your going to have one way traffic connecting on both sides of the mainline. I mean, we cross over the mainline to avoid crossovers, but then cross over anyways? The logic here is use a bridge to avoid a track blocking another track in the reverse direction.

[@PauxloE]

18:07 - isn't forbidding the lane-switch here forcing everyone who just got on the highway to get off it again?

[@uyou2tube]

Can you help my city get more bakeries? I have like 2 and I’m trying everything to get like at least a bakers dozen or a full dozen or even more at best. Please may you help my city out?!

[@martinez301]

Nice Work!!!!!!!!

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Thank you martinez301 :-)

[@loleqrmx]

how do you manage to move on the map so smoothly? I imagine you have mouse in right hand and the left hand uses some sort of touchpad for rotating and zooming?

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Mouse in right hand, left hand uses wsad :-)

[@deeppandharkar9479]

18:07 that shift+s is going to make everyone force to come into highway and then again go out of highway

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Yeah my bad! Oops ;-)

[@Willrc57]

I need you to fix my traffic and zoning demand, but I play on PS4. Can you still fix it?

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Sadly no, but the tips I give (without mods) should still be helpful :-)

[@slumpdogyt]

Hey Mayor Biffa! How would you like to come to the island of San Palma, to help build some parks and to help build a suburb for the low residental houses. Our current Mayor, has not done a good job on designing the suburban area that currently exists on the island, we would like a professional like you to fix that problem. Also Mr Biffa, the industry owners of San Palma, would like to see if you can solve there traffic problems, so our industries can be more profitable. On to the Parks, the city has set aside $25,000 for you to build some cool custom parks around the island to bring other Mayor culture to the island. The only thing we ask Mr. Mayor, is to please try to keep from breaking any of the transportation line, as we have quite a few bus lines. All mods are needed in the subscribe pack for the save, even though some are new crisper vehicles, our city wouldn't look the same without them as they bring a style to the great island of San Palma. P.S- You need to catch a ride on our old trolley running by townhall in Downtown San Palma. If you decide to come to our island, once you leave the airport you should pick up the Yellow bus line back to the city from the Airport, so you can come to townhall and get some keys for the city to work on it. Thanks, Kind People of the Island of San Palma! Steam Workshop Save: (steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?edit=true&id=1713772838)

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Lol, brilliant! Thanks for sending in your city, I will take a look :-)

[@slumpdogyt]

@@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines had to make it interesting with some rp moments. I also attached all mods to the save so its literally just kne click and load of the save, as i know you're time is precious.

[@slumpdogyt]

@@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines Hey Biffa I had to update the save due to a missing mod that I left out by mistake that was needed so here is the newly updated save! Sorry for my mistake. steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?edit=true&id=1713772838

[@FerrybigGaming]

Just make a cover leaf exchange to prevent the trains clogging up

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Could do, if there's space 👍

[@brunogd86]

Hi dear, im new in your channel and im curios to know what plataform you play this game (like Ps, Xbox etc) my question is about how they play this game with classical joysticks of there videogames

[@sag07763]

Wouldn’t a large multi platform station that can help with the train problem