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mainTrack
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Public
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Notes:
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A main track is either an open track between operational points or the extension of an open track within an operational point. It typically connects stations and is used for planned train journeys (trains in commercial operation or trains being moved between operational points). CH: Hauptgleis (signalisiertes Gleis). CZ: Hlavní kolej. DE: durchgehendes Hauptgleis. NL: Hoofdspoorweg. NO: hovedspor.<br/>
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secondaryTrack
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Public
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Notes:
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A secondary track is a track used for planned train journeys running in commercial operation or trains being moved between operational points, but it is not an open track between operational points or the extension of an open track. CZ: Spojovací kolej. DE: nicht-durchgehendes Hauptgleis. NL: Lokaalspoorweg. NO: øvrige<br/>
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sidingTrack
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Public
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Notes:
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Siding tracks are tracks that are not used for planned train journeys, except at the start and end of a train journey if the train is shunted to or from a parking spot. CH: Nebengleis (nicht-signalisiertes Gleis). CZ: Manipulacní koleje. DE: Nebengleis. NL: Raccordement. NO: Sidespor<br/>
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connectingTrack
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Public
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Notes:
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Connecting tracks are typically very short and connect other tracks. Examples are short track sections connecting two tracks where switches allow to move from one track to the other. CZ: Kolejová spojka. DE: Gleisverbindung. NO: øvrige<br/>
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