How to stop the train with a stop sign at Kootenai and Kootenicook train stations

Posted November 30, 2018 11:00:30An important message has been delivered to train passengers: Stop.

Don’t ride the train.

A new system has been developed to make it easier to get off the train at the station and onto a bus.

“We’re talking about a big leap forward in terms of reducing train travel time.

It’s going to be really significant,” Kootenaue Mayor Mark Dickey said.

Key points:The system has a stop button at each station and will be activated by handIf you want to travel on a train at a station you have to pull out your stop sign and hand the train to the driverFirst, you’ll need to sign a document saying you’re ready to go.

Then, the driver will hand you the train and the bus.

A sign in front of each station tells you when to stop.

It’s a big step forward from the system we have now, said Mayor Dickey.

“It’s really a big improvement from where we are now.

There’s a lot of work to do.

There will be a lot more work to be done, but it’s important that we get this right,” he said.

This is a new, much faster way to get on and off a train.

Kootenaau has the world’s longest train network, stretching over 10,000 kilometres, and most of it runs on the rail.

It runs between Spokane and Klockenai, where it’s usually a matter of a couple of hours.

It also runs between Kootenegan and Kootsack, the towns nearest to the Kootenoac and Koochoos Indian Reservation, but the trains are not frequent enough to get people there.

The new system is a combination of a new stop button, an automatic ticket machine and automated announcements, according to the city.

“This will be the next generation of ticket machines and automatic announcements,” said Dickey, adding it will be automated by hand rather than a computer.

“The automated ticket machine will go out on the train platform, and the operator will walk on to the platform, hand the ticket out and hand it back to the customer,” he explained.

“I think this is going to really make a huge difference in reducing train traffic, and I’m confident it will get the job done.”

Kootenay, Kootetoc, Koochi, Kogani and other towns in the region are on the Koochanac-Kootenoak-Koochoo-Kogani Line.