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3.
The name of a train does not change when cars are coupled to it or uncoupled from it.
4.
If all the cars are uncoupled from an engine, the engine retains the name of the train.
5.
Cuts of cars may be named in the same manner as trains. The name is specific to the cut of cars.
6.
If a named cut of cars is coupled to a named train, the train name is preserved.
7.
If a named cut is uncoupled from a train, its original name returns. This rule allows a train to move a cut of
cars around a yard without erasing the name of the cut.
8.
If a named cut is coupled to unnamed cars, the cut name is lost. It will come back if the named cut becomes
again isolated.
9.
If two named trains are coupled, the new train takes the name of the longer train. For example, if “Helper
2345” with one car is coupled to “The Denver Flyer” with ten cars, the resulting train is called “The Denver Flyer.”
10. When two named trains uncouple, each retains its original name. Thus, when “Helper 2345” uncouples from
“The Denver Flyer,” its name returns.
11. Copying and pasting a named train or named cut produces a named train or cut whose name is the original
name plus a number. Copying and pasting “The Denver Flyer” gives you “The Denver Flyer1.” However, if you cut
and paste, the name does not change.