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Playing with passenger destination enabled adds realism to the game, but it also requires you to think about your connections in order to create an efficient network. Note: In this context, "connection" means an active train/bus service between two stops, including any number of transfers, not merely that a road or rail line leads there. Two places are connected if your company provides the service or chain of services that allow a passenger to travel between them, no matter how slowly or inefficiently. Destinations are not assigned completely randomly however; the game gives bigger cities a larger probability of being chosen than smaller ones, and train stations have a larger probability of being chosen than bus stops.

Do always keep in mind that the Mashinky game cannot be played wrongly and there is never only ''one correct approach'' to a challenge - you should always explore different options and find what suits you the best. Good luck!

When you open and highlight any passenger (mail) train/vehicle, you can see number in '''blue background''' at the end of the train tooltip, showing the total number of passenger (mail) with destination on the train/vehicle. At the same time, you can see number in '''yellow background''' at all stops over the whole map showing how many passengers (mail) from this particular train/vehicle has destination to each of the marked stations.

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If you delete stop from the train route list while the train is en-route, people who wanted to go there will lose their destination. They will disembark at the next station and walk away (disappear). <br/>

If you completely disconnect a particular stop from your network, so there is no connection to this particular stop, all people at this stop will lose their destination, but they will stay at the stop. The stop info window will look like the one with passenger destination disabled. <br/>