This is for you Box.
The story behind this is that I almost never build passenger networks, I'm an oil tycoon, while Box is a passenger kind of guy. So I decided I'd start a singleplayer game and try to build the largest cities I could, one passenger at a time.
This is the network map. A fairly simple triangle made up by 3 city centers.
This is Mission. Coming in at 36,300 people, it's the smallest of the 3 cities and there is much undeveloped land and still includes a farm in the down town of the Strathcona suburb.
This is Cochrane. At 60,800 people it is the second largest city. It's still developing into the south around the Acme suburb, but at least the farm is on the outskirts. This city is also home to the forest industry, logs are turned into wood products in Writing-On-Stone(Gotta love Alberta city names), then shipped to:
Sherbrooke. At 109,100 people it is the capital of this continent. The bus network is in the process of being expanded to include eastern Sherbrooke and The Hamptons. As previously mentioned, wood products are shipped here to be processed and turned into paper, then goods which are shipped to Sherbrooke to better help grow this massive city.
I started this map in 1980 and it is now 2040, in a mere 60 years these cities have grown from 1,000 population to over 40,000(Cochrane and Sherbrooke are the largest individual cities). Most of that time was the game running on its own with little to no input from me, so needless to say the bus routes are lacking in buses. My next step is to complete the tracks, add a maglev track system for more passenger trains and use the rails for cargo trains, then start building more city centers to add to the network.
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