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I think you don't understand how the switch can work if there is no place to put the lever in the middle of a street. The answer is simple: you only put the socked for the leversocket and every driver bringbrings his own lever. This system is still used today when the electric drive malfunctions.

Here's a video where it can be seen how it's done. We can see the driver putting the lever in dedicated socket.

I think you don't understand how the switch can work if there is no place to put the lever in the middle of a street. The answer is simple: you only put the socked for the lever and every driver bring his own lever. This system is still used today when the electric drive malfunctions.

Here's a video where it can be seen how it's done. We can see the driver putting the lever in dedicated socket.

I think you don't understand how the switch can work if there is no place to put the lever in the middle of a street. The answer is simple: you only put the socket and every driver brings his own lever. This system is still used today when the electric drive malfunctions.

Here's a video where it can be seen how it's done. We can see the driver putting the lever in dedicated socket.

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Agent_L
  • 426
  • 2
  • 7

I think you don't understand how the switch can work if there is no place to put the lever in the middle of a street. The answer is simple: you only put the socked for the lever and every driver bring his own lever. This system is still used today when the electric drive malfunctions.

Here's a video where it can be seen how it's done. We can see the driver putting the lever in dedicated socket.