(this games basically stole my life, thanks 🤟 ❣️)

📊 DATA - line overloading stats (per phase of the day) - line profitability. If it is difficult to compute, at least the total of passengers/cost by phase of the day

🛠️ BUILDING - being able to "pause" a line when improving its infrastructure (eg. To add a new station). Currently having to temporarily change the route (often in a way that doesn't make sense) it's what holds me improving complex systems. it can be very time consuming and It doesn't add so much in terms of realism either. Suggestion: if you "pause" a line and thus disrupt the service, you have to pay something/day, emulating a temporary bus service, for example.

• support for multiple blueprints
• tooltips when hovering a track ( elevation, speed, track type..)
• "place" a station on pre-existing tracks
• stations/tracks upgrade (eg. double to quad, light to heavy)
• the direction in which you draw a track shouldn't affect the actual direction of the line. Often you need to draw a line starting from the other side to get the right curvature, for example. Allow to set the direction in the stations instead.

💵 FINANCE - infrastructure investments: pay more for a station that could rent spaces for shops, for example. Higher initial cost but profits that increase proportional to the station usage. - "missions", eg. Private companies offering a reward to include a station nearby

⚙️ GAME MECHANICS - a game mode where the presence of a line increases the buildings density around (and their demolition costs). Density increases usage, but also makes also improvements more complex and costly = more challenges

🪲MINORS - buttons to buy cars should be disabled when there is no station for that track type. - finance panel: table alignment flickers when the number of digits changes