RegionalConnect

RegionalConnect
Employees
Founder	DergenTheDragon (Founder)
Other Employees	DergenTheDragon (Chairman and Executive Officer) Cortesi (Graphical Designer and Architect) _hnt (Chief Engineer) Leo_2807 (Architect)
Company Office Locations
Headquarters	Sealane

RegionalConnect is a minecart rail company originally based in Sealane. It was founded by DergenTheDragon and was owned by hvt2011 under BluTransit before he transferred it back to DergenTheDragon.

Service Status

Service	Status	Information
The Expo Explorer	Partially open	Due to tunnel damage, trains terminate at Grayzen
The Premier Promoter	Partially open	Trains bypass Sealane Central, no service between Utopia and Segville.
RegionalConnect Eastern	Good service	Good service on all lines.

Route Map

Note: All lines shown below may not be fully complete, please check SERVICE STATUS before travelling

RegionalConnect Central

Service note: As of 4/4/23 all previously planned routes are CANCELLED no further construction expected. Only MRT connections shown

The Expo Explorer

Status	Code	Station name	Connections
	ILS	Ilirea Sunrise Park South
	VSQ	Vermilion Victory Square
	KNT	Kenthurst Junction
	XLA	Xilia West
	FTO	Xilia South for Forty Two (planned)
	WBG	Westburg (planned)
	AMR	Ashmore
	GZN	Grayzen	XE3  Grayzen
	MRC	Merchant City (closed)	XE8  Achowalogen Takachsin - Merchant City - District Center

Status	Code	Station name	Connections
	SEN	Sealane North
	WBG	Westburg (planned)

The Premier Promoter

Status	Code	Station name	Connections
	KNT	Kenthurst Junction
	XLA	Xilia West
	FTO	Xilia South for Forty Two (planned)
	SEN	Sealane North
	SEC	Sealane Central (closed)	XW2 - M2 - D2  Sealane
	SGV	Segville Grand Central
No service between Utopia and Segville
	UTO	Utopia
	KPN	Kolpino

RegionalConnect Eastern

Service note: As of 4/4/23 all previously planned routes are CANCELLED no further construction expected. Only MRT connections shown

Status	Code	Station name	Connections
	MRB	Marblegate Centraal	F27  Marblegate
	EST	Easest Central
	PCT	Freedon
	TND	Thunderbird Yonge Street
	SNR	San Reinoldi

Status	Code	Station name	Connections
	TND	Thunderbird Yonge Street
	PCT	Freedon
	LKV	Lakeview
	WYN	Wythern

Company Profile

Technology

RegionalConnect uses its own technology to run its trains. Although it is not as advanced as CitiRail (the leading competitor) the system is much more reliable. RegionalConnect uses a integrated switch system to control routes, passengers can select their route from the ticket hall at the station. The routing switch is incredibly compact and simple to use, one press of a button and the system will do it for you. (For safety purposes staff have the ability to lock a route out of use) On some stations you may not find a ticket hall, this only means there are only two possible destinations from that station. At some point in the future the switch will be implemented into main lines where multiple companies merge.

RC Stations V2.0

In light of the update that brought RegionalConnect to a stand-still, a huge redesign was warranted. So RL got to work. And after a couple hours of toil he managed to come up with a design that incorporated all the old features but this new station came with one major difference, it had an ECD by DEFAULT. The first one of these stations to be installed was at Merchant City Interchange station on the great central railway. Several transit centres including those at Laclede and BirchView used the new station for their platforms.

RC V3.0

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Iconic Stations

Stations that have been built by RegionalConnect and stand out for some reason.

Segville Grand Central

Segville's RegionalConnect station is called such for a reason, from the picture below you can probably see why. This station is also iconic because its the only station on the entire network to be fitted with an ECD (Empty cart detector). Its architecture is not completely original, as a large proportion of its design was inspired by station architecture at Daneburg. Segville is located at  ZS6 - ZS8  station, however (as the station is a far distance away from the MRT) to get directly to the station take a GWR or MSL service.

Thunderbird Yonge Street

Thunderbird RegionalConnect station is the HUB of most RC services, it is boasted as being the busiest station on the entire network, it's also the most technologically advanced. The entire station is controlled by a computer (litterally) it can detect when a train enters the station and can then track that train until it leaves, this feature allows Thunderbird to have overflow platforms, these will divert a train onto another track if the primary platform is occupied. To get to Thunderbird, travel to  F17  station, or take a CME, GCR, MSL, EOL or SCL service.

Sealane Central

Sealane station is the original station (as in, the first one to ever be constructed), as no set technology had been developed when this station was built, everything within it is custom. It was going to have a Thunderbird style computer controlling it but that project was abandoned. This station used to house the most complicated RegionalConnect juction, on the south side, until major track alignments and re-vamps occurred in early 2017 to untangle the junctions. To get to Sealane Central travel to  XW2 - D2 - M2  station or take a GWR, GCR, RVX or WCML service.

HSR Wythern

Wythern station is a historic landmark in the life of RC because it was the first high-speed station to be opened (17th November 2015) Its iconic modern styling with open platforms and a large concourse make it the best suited station for a modern HS line. To get to HSR Wythern travel to  C41  however the station is a long distance from the MRT station so for a quicker alternative take an SCL (Shinkansen) service.

Emergency Action

• Station Fault

Upon discovering a fault with a station report to DergenTheDragon via a /mail or if it is something like some blocks of platform are missing, replace them manually.