The Honest Truth About Cargo, Trains & Traffic!
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Blightea-on-the-Wold: Cargo Traffic is increasing city-wide, let's fix it!😀
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Hey Biffa for the next series do you think its possible to make a Dutch style city? Which is full of canals and uses boat transportation, trams and cycling for people to get around.
Would love that! Might want to check out JeremyThunder for such build. I'm particularly loving his Carribbean themed build.
Or, if you want an easy challenge, an Italian city: make the traffic drop to 1% while periodically removing services and increasing taxes for no reason.
I'm craving a city building series in which the city is fully designed to be mass transit dependant.
Everyone walks, or uses buses, trains, trams, metros and such. (or uses bikes, to fit with a Dutch theme)
Or the Oklahoma challenge? Trying to create a city in a way where tornados come past once a while, so having everything in 1 spot isnt very smart cuse it wil get hit all at once, or a japan build wich offcourse got tsunami's to cope with
There is a realistic weather mod wich lets you set weather and storm seasons actually
@@Dutch_Chucky Not all Oklahoma things are in Moore.
To be more "british" about it, you could call the cargo stations " Yard", so "Kensall Yard"
But these aren’t yards? A yard (at least in Britain) is a load of siding next to each other in cities skylines they just have 2 tracks so in this case it may be called “Kensall sidings” due to only having 2
@@ciala51 That's the same in the US as well. A railyard is basically a staging area for outgoing trains or for sorting train cars to the outbound tracks. Then there are Hump Yards which is automated and they use gravity to assemble the trains. Those are all but gone in the US now since we now rely on "Precision Scheduled Railroading". Most of our trains are now miles long and have locos in the middle or on the ends just like they once did in the 30's-40's in the age of steam.
@@NCXDesigns well toton is gone as well I think it was the largest hump yard in Britain
If he wanted to even be MOAR British, he would include the word "Tea" in the station names, like "Kensall TEA Yard" ;)
I was hoping you'd bring back the Fix Your City series, but it seems the new builds with the custom roads have become a hybrid anyway :) Super enjoyable as usual!
Fixing cities took soooooo long to find cities that actually needed fixing, would be interesting for the audience and overall just even loaded...! Would love to do more but need to find out a better way of finding cities to fix that fit the criteria :-)
@@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines Maybe you can use your Discord community to vote on which ones they would like you to fix? So you at least weed out the non-loading saves and cities that work well? Just an off-the-cuff idea! :D
@@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines I have a city that once it hit 55k it actually died because of trucks going to shops, I would 100% send the save on steam, its pretty light on mods, only things to make the city prettier, its on a Custom map but the custom map is pretty light as well.
What about taking REAL LIFE cities, making them better? Like add in more mass transit, and alternatives to cars
@@Kafj302 I have to second this.. would be interesting to see a fix.. like NYC or such
For me, instead of putting the farm station "perpendicular" to the main railway line, I would have put it parallel to it, much simpler and much room for maneuver
Same.
Build a the station parallel to the main tracks so the cargo station can be connected as a mainline through station.
Also, I would had put it on the other side of the rails since if he expand a bit the farm area there will be a lot of traffic heading there
using move-it, grab a node, hold alt and drag the node. the tracks will curve or straighten perfectly. and if you checkmark "straight slopes" then, you don't need to manually slope the land. when done, grab the "smoothify" tool and "sort it".
Hello.
The biggest problem in this city is that, you use the dedicated turning lines on roads with bus lane. The mod still use it similar as all other lanes. You should look trough all junctions with bus lanes on it.
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Exactly what I noticed. Although I saw some cars breaking the law and driving on a bus lane but most of the traffic will not and they'll take the longer route around to get where they need to.
Yes, I noticed that in my own city as well. Cars would constantly be in the bus lane and I was like "but I told you to not drive there, why are you driving there?"
Turns out that it's exactly as you say: The only way to leave the roundabout is via the bus lane. So, any roundabout with a bus lane has to be set up manually with turning lanes (and sometimes you'll even need a little bit of Hugo There to tell drivers they can indeed enter the roundabout onto the turning lane and don't need to drive full circle in order to change to the correct lane).
I think the problem is that this bus hub isn't easily reachable by bike or foot so everyone drives to it by car. A bus hub who everyone is driving to by car is kinda not doing it's job. Should be near the train station close to the city center.
Edit: lmao just paused the video before he was talking about it.
@@danonck good. IRL this discourages car driving, which is VERY GOOD.
i think it would be a lot more realistic for the track from cargo station in the farming area is to let it pass under the main train corridor and connect with a far wider circle on the the track.
A flyover as they're called is exactly what I was thinking as well.
Biffa you also need more Local connections across the motorways.
Currently pretty much every way to cross the motorways are intersections/interchanges, which just clogs them up.
Yep, yep, yep!
It's also bad for pedestrian and cycle accessibility - no way to cross those motorways - so that drives traffic up too.
Hi Bus driver here. Most double-deckers in UK have 90 capacity.
Maybe some roads that go over/under the highway so they don't have to go through the round-a-bouts?
He doesn't like to use tunnels because he likes to see everything. But I agree, tunnels are useful
sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2427028663 this is a really nice asset for roundabout bypasses, clean and compact
to stay accurate with it being a smaller british town/city at the moment maybe look to trams, as only some of the biggest cities in the country have underground metros, ie london, glasgow etc
Love how you put in the effort to make the road have a smooth descent from the kensall station but the trains can just climb that mountain.
Yeah, the cargo station needs to be sunk down or the rail needs to be raised up sooner
Perfect, my newest city is about to unlock trains, and I have small towns supporting industries all spread out, and need to make routes to the main town - fun!
A metro that runs from The Wave to Upper Teahampton Hub to The Wold Bus Station and connects to East Kettling Park might be a good idea. You could even bring it down to St Giles FC and along the motorway for a stretch if you wanted to loop a bit more. Some of it could even be above ground along the motorway and in the countryside, as if it were an old converted train line. It might eventually need to expand into the residential areas, but I think your buses should to a decent job at collecting passengers and moving them around, especially now that you've turned off the unnecessary transfer setting on TMPE.
Great idea, thanks :-)
I never understood why emergency vehicles don't somehow magically get to pass traffic. Like their AI needs to be able to drive outside of the regular AI pathing (like the shoulders or something) so they don't get stuck in traffic lol
Hey Biffa, that farm area cargo train station. Given the slope of that hill, why not send the line under the main line and then have nice connections on the other side?
That was my first thought as well. Or build a new road to have the station parallel to the tracks.
Build a the station parallel to the main tracks so the cargo station can be connected as a mainline through station.
@@kaltaron1284 Build a the station parallel to the main tracks so the cargo station can be connected as a mainline through station.
A couple of tips that you might find useful;
* Increase the Global Industry Budget in the Budget Panel to the Maximum %150 to give the maximum number of freight trucks to Warehouses and Factories, this looks like it costs money but it infact makes money (huge proffits), doing this also increases your Industrial Traffic considerably so it provides you an additional challenge of getting your transport Network Optimised.
* Keep your external and internal train Networks separate and only have 1 freight Terminal for Export per external link, This prevents you from creating Train Gridlock at the border of your map.
* If you have a station which recieves a lot of Traffic build a Train Sponge; a loop of 1 way track just before the station long enough to queue the incoming trains out of the way, this prevents your switches and junctions from being Gridlocked by the waiting train traffic.
*If you have a high number of trains Gridlocking your Local Network then change the Train Stations at each end of your Line into Terminus Train Stations by adding a length of 1 way Track in front of the station to make it a "goods Inwards" or "goods Outwards" station. This drastically cuts down on un-needed trains on your train line, they will be spawned when they are needed and de-spawned once they reach a Terminus and are emptied.
Biffa in an early video:
- We need to make a long slope with archways so the train can rise gently.
Biffa now:
- Just plop that super sloped rail right there.
Why not extend the passenger line along the motorway and make it a railyard kind of thing?
A metro??? OOOOOOOO!!! Time to lay the foundation for the Blightea Underground!! ^w^
I was watching overcharged egg and he makes the road connection to his cargo train stations straight like a capital T. The top of the T being a cargo station and the tail a road. The trucks drive in and straight out on the opposite lane…it crushes the traffic even when it gets very busy. Would likely work well on your bus station also.
@11:50 you disallowed spawning of container trains 4 and 5, they both aren’t called long and probably can spawn and fit.
from what i remember theres a setting in the node controller options to automatically make every junction sloped by default
The in and out of cargo to trains is always on the side of the road you drive
So imagining a road from left to right =>
On left hand drive, cars will be on the 'top lane' going from left to right. Placing cargo station on that side 'in' will be on the left (first), out will be on the right (second).
On right hand side driving, the ins and out reverse so it's always in first then exit next.
The issue always comes in one-way roads.
On left hand drive, one way road, you want to place the station on the left hand land.
One way road left hand drive from left to right => place train on the top lane (left hand side on the road).
One way road right hand drive going same direction => place train on the bottom (right hand lane of the road).
You see?
The double right lanes were actually setup by TM:PE when you did the quick setup for the lines. You can see it change them at 23:16 to have both car lanes turn right leaving only the bus lane to go straight. I don't think it accounts for the bus lanes when doing the quick setup which is why it's forcing car lanes to go right. You really didn't need the bus lanes on that road and I'm glad that you replaced it with a 6 lane road at the end of the episode.
I think the reason why so many people from outside the city are driving to The Wold instead of using public transit is because it's faster to drive directly there instead of taking the bus to the Upper Teahampton Hub and then taking another bus to The Wold. You'd think they'd take the train as you have a train line setup from Upper Teahampton but for some reason nobody wants to use your train lines.
I think a small RAF base would be a good fit.
Maybe improve vehicle throughput at the bus depot with separated 'upstairs & downstairs' routes for buses vs cars? Like airport terminals have for departures & arrivals. My 2 cents. Love watching!
That's a great idea!
The roads/intersection before that bus hub just seem cursed. The lane arrows keep changing, busses won't use the bus lanes, all of the cars want to turn in there and then immediately leave. There's no logically reason for that to happen, something is bugged, and hopefully that roundabout fixes whatever that bug was.
Almost certainly something to do with the bus lanes. Traffic Manager understands what a bus lane is, but it doesn't seem to account for them when doing things like allocating turning lanes.
Heh, the international bus station's main problem, was that people had trouble getting OUT from there, thus creating an internal tailback that looped all the way back outside.
The cars coming to drop someone near the bus terminal, have to wait behind buses. You can make it a 2 lane road and allow more vehicals to pass quickly. Also not sure how much are dedicated buslanes helping near bus terminal. Maybe try replacing them with general wide roads?
There’s an asset called ‘Kansas City Freighthouse’ by Lightfooted which I think would fit perfectly as a small cargo station for St Maurice
TM:PE now has a setting to allow only certain vehicle types to despawn. So you could have despawn off, but turn it on only for trains to prevent any issues.
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At 16:40 the dedicated turning lanes on the new edge road means that you have one lane into two on a major road, better to have the left turn lane straight on as well as left. Lane mathematics works at junctions too.
Biffa, why didn’t you build the cargo terminal parallel next to the train track at the farm? It now takes up more space and you have a unrealistic bend in the train track. Also the train tracks to the cargo terminal at the industry area take up to much space, they cover the whole field.
METRO YES! The city is so spread out, you should have a metro. Especially as it becomes more populated, it will be a necessity like any major city.
Also, as John Simpson said, try using an "upstairs/downstairs" route for buses & cars. Like at airports for arrivals & departures.
At that massive junction @23:24, you do not have a way for the highway traffic to exit to the right around the junction, so they are likely stacking left and then turning around to go back over the junction.
I found myself laughing when you asked yourself, "Where would this road naturally go?" as if roads are a natural occurrence. haha
You should create a music festival site in one of the areas near the farming and call it ‘Glasteabury’
I think a tram system would suit Blightea more as more UK cities have tram\light rail lines than metros (only in London,Glasgow and Newcastle i think)
i was afraid Blightea on the Wold was done because there was no new episode for several weeks. i´m glad it´s back. Love it
I've been alternating Blightea and my US city every other video, every week for months. Someone's not been watching my videos have they 😉
Might be a good idea to go for a more visible mouse cursor.
Couldn't you have placed the cargo terminal at the farms parallel to the tracks instead of perpendicular? Wouldn't that give you more space to work with?
Seems to me like roads with seperate bus lanes are often more hazzle than they are worth. Esp. if you rely on the automatic directions.
I think what I'd like to see along with the metro addition is more detailing.
As a structural engineer, it’s funny to see those elevated power lines. Someone, at some meeting, suggested to cast a concrete slab 10 meters thick and then build the pylon on top of that 😅
In the US, we're running longer and longer trains simply because it is more efficient to ship great quantities of goods with 2 engines at the front and a third engine about 1/3rd to 1/2 of the way back. Cargo operators have been moving junctions and switches farther and farther apart so as to accommodate trains that are a mile or more (sometimes a lot more) in length.
Between the bus station and the roundabout you should make it a 3+2 or 6 lane road + bus lanes. It would allow 2 through lanes so people can stack up more= better throughput
I had a similar problem with one of my interchanges (traffic leaving and going right back on). Removing the "trucks prefer inside lane" (or whatever it's labelled) in Traffic Manager did the trick for me (for the most part).
Relative noob still... I'm in the midst of my best ever Cities save... A hybrid of the American styling with British "design". Of course I added a cargo harbour and now half the city is gridlocked with exporting lorries... These videos teach me so much, thanks chap!
Idk if you can do it, but changing the trucks into small lorries or vans for the deliveries in the town itself might help a lot. They're smaller than those big trailer ones anyway
The train tracks to Kensall Station are way way way too steep. Please change the build and put the cargo station down in the valley. And please change the size of the train track corners, they are way too small!
Great video as always, on the cargo trains at the bottom of the box it had the cargo capacity set to 15, so wouldn't you be able to lower that number to shorten the length of the train?
For the farm cargo, tunnel under the current line and loop back
0:12 That Amazon Prime truck. Accurate. So damned accurate.
Nothing like watching Biffa at 6:30 AM with a good cup of coffee. A lot of your traffic seems to be private vehicles. You really should put in a tube system. Lord knows where London would be without it.
For buses i recommend the Stagecoach E300 buses from the Steam Workshop. Stagecoach operate similar buses in the uk, and have a high capacity (80 iirc). Trams also work well for cities, as tramways can be used like a light railway to go between districts, and then work at street level like buses
Yes! Any visible transit it super preferable! I love seeing all the busses go by and modern busses can easily hold 80.
Love to see more trains and metros in the city
In terms of a metro you could have something similar to the Tyne and wear metro.
Or you could have a tram system like in Manchester
Biffa you could have changed the in out spawn on the cargo train station instead of the 1 way road to avoid cross over traffic.
The AI in this game annoys me more and more over the years. Not only do they favor the left lane even if it makes their trip 10x longer to reach their destination, but they also NEVER use the right lane to pass. I hope one day this game gets the AI update it deserves. Or, if they make a sequel, all I want from it is much smarter citizens.
Maybe you need more places for them to cross from one side to the other without having to get on the highway
Totally ignoring the fact of this city of Biffa is U.S. inspired: This game - or rather its inevitable sequel - need two things
a) actually zoneable, CAR FREE (delivery allowed) pedestrian / bike streets that function without modding. So you can basically build car-free shopping streets that basically every town center in european cities has
b) even better: zone- or paintable plaza areas, where pedestrians and cyclists can move freely without fixed paths. But also p.t. stops for busses, metro, tram etc can be build anyway.
Great idea 👍
Biffa, that single lane road around the Bushub needs a dedicated buslane (1 + buslane, both oneway). It's bottlenecking the whole thing.
The main problem with traffic in city sky lines is that when a car chooses a route it will never along the way think “hey there is an entire THREE MILES LONG empty lane that i could use to get to my destination faster” they just stop for red lights and other cars in their way. If they could simply change the lane on they fly like real people it would be much better
So the honest truth about cargo, trains, and traffic is that...you can use/manage them how you've always used/managed them?
Cities Skylines is not a city builder.
It's a traffic simulator.
For my entire life I have never ever heard about "motorways" and my country invented cars. Let that sink in.
When picking and designing industry locations, do you have future cargo rail connections in mind?
Would it go too far to build all industries around an envisioned future rail network? So you'll never have to squeeze in connections and waste space?
I loved the idea of a central commercial strip between two arteries with residential on both sides. With room for a metro that would even be better. A similar strip could work for industrial zones all over the map, but with a railway at its core.
Instead of one long line, either could also be in a circular pattern. Planning these in advance could really make a city efficient in the future.
Might be nice to see if there are any small rural cargo stations on the workshop, just because it looks kinda out of place to have a ginormous station with a fully operating crane, essentially in the middle of a field. Sure it’s practical in-game, but realistically, such a set-up would be OTT.
Also, Blightea definitely needs an Underground! But maybe save it for the more built up, Downtown area.
5:30 - cars don't get in each other's way
Biffa - adds complexity to solve a problem that doesn't exist
Edit: 11:40 - I don't think it will have all the carts, you just want to limit the ones called "long" the others can use a variety of the trailers from the list but not necessarily all of them.
25:19 - I would recommend disabling the bus-only road there, painting a dashed segment for "turning and buses" (in this case, straight and buses) in IMT, then there should be more lanes available for (redone) dedicated turning lanes. Alternatively, (possibly using IMT), move the dedicated bus lanes to the center because they seem to be flowing into a hub and don't stop around that area, at least not on the main road
Now thats a rollercoaster from the first cargo station down that hill haha.
20:21 that van; Am i joke to you?!
At 20:17, somebody comes driving out of the back of the College dorms and goes straight onto that slip road 😅
Notification squad! Love the videos Biffa! Keep up the amazing work
Thanks! Will do!
I think you could build a train depot around the Cargo station, add more of a industrial feel to the station and also allows areas for all the locomotives to stay!
My favorite part of your videos is you stirring your tea
For anyone wondering: I think the thumbnail is from the German A3 next to the Cologne-Frankfurt high speed rail (first German 300km/h rail line I think)
2:31: On THAT side!? Oh yah, left hand traffic, never mind ...
You seem to have at least arrived at the conclusion in part (right at the end, with a roundabout and an asymmetrical road), but your bus lanes are killing your traffic!
I've made this comment often: bus roads simply don't work well in most scenarios. You're sacrificing far greater bandwidth on the roads for the sake of uninterrupted buses... when the extra bandwidth of having more lanes would mean that the buses don't get stuck anyway, and the rest of the traffic would benefit massively as a result.
Also, you've got into a habit of creating little cul-de-sac areas (like your bus hub) with only one in/out road. Tinkering with lanes isn't going to help solve that problem when all the traffic is forced through a single entry/exit; you need more roads (yes, even where you're going!).
I like the Back to the Future reference lol but yes I agree, especially that cul-de-sacs in high traffic areas worsens the problem
ehhh higher bus throughput moves more people
The solution to congested road isn't more road, it is to use the road more efficiently. Buses work fine for this purpose and as far as I can tell, a setting preventing transfers from one bus to another is what was messing things up.
In fact, removing the dedicated bus lanes will just make buses slower because now they have to deal with all other traffic.
The bus terminalroad could do with a 'You go through' no need for the vehicles to stop as it goes into a one way road and not many vehicles will be doing a loop on the one way around the bus terminal. Interesting idea is maybe pick a few intersections where certain roads have a 'You go through' to simulate drivers running red lights/intersections. We all know of intersections/junctions where this happens daily IRL. 😂
Haha, this thumbnail from Germany xD ... I hate our traffic -.-
Yes to the metro but make it proper "light rail" and not fudge everything underground. Kudos to whomever made the trains too: they look superb (even though some were too long for this city).
You're considering a british city without a "Tube"? It's kinda a thing the British are famous for!
Hurray!! Finally sorted out that speed limit issue on that bloody roundabout. Been bugging me for many episodes. Thanx Biffa. Peace All
Honestly on that Wold bus station intersection, I was actually starting to get annoyed with YOU for not putting in a roundabout. That would have been my FIRST fix for that. XD
*Was just about to get a cuppa and your new video pops up! coincidence? I think not! lol* 👍💪
Perfect!
The bus station has just one single lane circular round it, so cars dropping off hold all buses up plus any other vehicles. Needs a second lane at least or drop off area and second lane.
Indeed - or better split the lanes at that junction to a bus-only loop and a lot/drop off loop.
At the end of the video now. Instead of normal metro, how about a DLR/ old Liverpool Overhead Railway inspired elevated metro? Could fit in well especially as you have the old market station with a similar vibe
Some truly strange things... the game has some quirks form time to time.
My one comment this time is on the road at Kensai Caro train station. I understand you want a road to slope down, but I think that making it an S road and having it connect far away from the traffic circle makes the route to get their longer, which may make it a less desirable choice. So instead of the 180 degree turn and all the way back, it might be better to have it slope down and join the big road closer to the roundabout, maybe just on the other side of that tree line. As a side effect, it might also encourage some through traffic to use this as a route to get from the industrial area to the roundabout without having to go through the interchange.
I don’t know about anyone else, but I love the adjusting mass transit. Seeing how many passengers on each line/route and the raising or lowering the numbers of vehicles. Could you show more off that, rather than offscreen? Ta
I wonder how well those earthquake sensors built between two cargo train lines would work. 😆
Haven't played the game myself in a while now. The mods for advanced terraforming, slopes, moving of already placed objects and optimising road nodes look really useful. Guess I'll look through your mod list and give it another go as well.
In my opinion the cargo train station is just badly designed. In my city, the trucks stopped clogging the highways but then they queue ridiculously long lines to cargo train stations, rendering industrial areas gridlocked. So for me what works is with the EDS mod, you can set all the trucks from the industrial to a collection warehouse, in which the warehouse would then send it to a distribution warehouse servicing the local district only. With this trucks won't go from industry to commercial area directly and you can assign the size of the trucks which service locally and those who transport from warehouse to warehouse.
I keep hearing Upper Teahampton Hub as Uppity Hampton Hub
Was anyone else screaming "It's right turn only!" hahahahaha
The people are in fury: Yes, we demand a metro(!) Why did we vote for Biffa as "Lord Mayor"(or however it's spelled) if we can't get a metro - in a loop - going each direction - and with different colours(?) (giggles)
20:32 POV Bracknell Junc M3 Southbound
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20:20 anyone coming up here now isn't going straight through anymore... as a white van goes straight through haha
I dont understand how this works so well for you. It seems every time I put in a trainstation of any kind I get gridlock of trains at where the trains enter and exit the map. Every rail intersection has to be built out of 1-way tracks or otherwise the trains get in their way, and for trucking it just means that instead of industrial Areas 1, 2 and 3 all exiting to the motorway, now that area 3 has a train station, areas 1 and 2 will filter all their trucks through the city and to area 3 inorder to get their goods on the train. And whenever a train manages to arrive, the outbound trucks for a massive line of trucks out of the cargo area and into the few places where commercial is concentrated at.
10:38 Perhaps use anarchy and put in an elevated train track that slips just over the roof of the one building.
The triangular car park area is screaming for services. 😂