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→Advanced: All these three settings have the potential to wreak havoc on your traffic. They CAN be set up correctly, but the easier option is to just disable all three to make your trains move much more predictably
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| '''Change Drive Direction'''
|<br>''Consider these settings advanced, since it allows trains the freedom to move in more ways that aren't always easy to predict, and can result in traffic jams you have to fix manually.''
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| Reverse at stop signals
| If enabled, the train will automatically eventually reverse at stop signals, when there is after waiting too long at a red light .<br>Disable this if you need your trains to wait patiently, and the waiting time is too long if the track is bi-directionalmove in a predictable fashion.
| Enabled, Disabled
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| Reverse at stations
| If enabled, the train will automatically reverse at the end of stations, when there is if that gives the train a better way to travel shorter path to the next destination.<br>Since this might mean trains traveling "backwards", you might want to disable this unless you put locomotives at both ends of your trains.
| Enabled, Disabled
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| Reverse when hill too steep
| If enabled, the train will automatically reverse when the hill is too steep and the train hasn't got enough power to climb it (aka the train is overweight). This will result in trains going backwards, which can mean trains behind the stalling train to be blocked.<br>If disabled, the train only slows down and continues, ensuring the flow of traffic.
| Enabled, Disabled
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