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Basic 3-Way
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Line Merge
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Half Cloverleaf
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Half Spaghetti
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Compact 3-Way
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Compact 3-Way B-M Junction
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Ultimate 3-way
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Half Transmogrified
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Braided Junction
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Basic 4-Way
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Roundabout
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Cloverleaf
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Spaghetti
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Star
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Complex Star
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Branch-Merge
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Tetrathorp
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High Speed 4-Way Fly-over∕under
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Pre-Signaled Roundabout
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Advanced Roundabout
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Right-of-way Roundabout
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Improved Roundabout
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Transmogrified
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Tightlong
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Deepblue2k8 4-way Junction
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Multi-way/multi-track cloverleaves
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Dual Tetrathorp
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Dual Transmogrified
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Dual Branch-Merge
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Quad Branch-Merge
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Quad Tetrathorp
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6-tuple Branch-Merge
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8-Way Star
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High Speed 4-way
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Building depots
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Dual tunnels
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Sideline U Turn
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Right-of-way Lane Change
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Priority Merge
For multi-lane networks with lots of traffic, sometimes you may want to let trains switch lanes. If one lane backs up, trains can switch to another free lane. However, the lane-switching train might cause a traffic jam behind it in the new lane! With Signals, you can make trains wait for an opening in the 2nd lane before merging.
In the above picture, train A is stopped due to a jam further ahead. Train B decides to go around it by switching lanes. Train C comes and makes B have to wait to merge. This allows B to not wait in the jam, but also not cause a jam in the 2nd lane.
This junction is very useful before large Railway stations.