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* Introduced}} | |||
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Trains can slow down faster, allowing them to stay at higher speeds longer.
| Technology | Cost | Train braking force bonus |
Cumulative effect |
Req. Techs |
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+10% | +10% |  |
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+15% | +25% | previous |
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+15% | +40% |  previous |
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+15% | +55% | previous |
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+15% | +70% | previous |
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+15% | +85% | previous |
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+15% | +100% | previous |
History
- 0.15.0:
- Introduced
