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Revision as of 00:56, 15 March 2025
There are several subsystems on rail vehicles that can get damaged individually:
- Body damage
- Mechanical Powertrain Damage
- Electrical Powertrain Damage
- Wheels & Brakes Damage
- Cars & Cargo Damage
These subsystems are usually bound to fees, and their state can be seen either on a career manager printout, at a service point, or, depending on difficulty settings, in driving UI. Body damage and cars & cargo damage can also be seen on vehicles' ID plates.
Each of the subsystems can also be serviced individually.
The environment too, can be damaged.
Following driving efficiency guidelines and using certain gadgets are some of the ways to prevent damage.