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Aha, additional information that helps explain the difference. 1st class is certainly different then 2nd class. 1st class have priority in TT-TO. 1st class implies a scheduled that was followed, a plus for passenger service. Even though a mixed train, it was a step above the wayfreight.

 

Doug Harding

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