A Simulation of the Electrified Zone of the New Haven Railroad in 1943
A program for Windows
A Simulation of the Electrified Zone of the New Haven Railroad in 1943
A program for Windows
About New Haven Dispatcher
The Simulation
The year is 1943 and the busiest railroad corridor in the nation is being strained to its limit with extra traffic! The tracks of the New Haven Railroad between New York and New Haven normally have the heaviest traffic in the US. The war has added to this with troop trains and extra freights.
New Haven Dispatcher is a simulation of this corridor and this time. It contains every regularly scheduled passenger and freight train for November 1943. Second sections, troop trains, extra freights, POTUS, and a Wire Train can be added to complicate operations. You, as the dispatcher, must schedule the extra freights, maneuver the trains on the tracks to avoid delays, and ensure that there are enough engines available in the right locations. The simulation can be run for a day or a week or up to six months as you choose.
Program Download
Requirements
This program is for Windows only. It requires a minimum display resolution of 1920x1080.
Download
I am sorry but the program is temporarily unavailable. It will return in an updated and improved version soon. If you wish to be notified of the new release, please send an email to nhdispatcher@gmial.com
Donation
$20.00
I worked pretty hard on this program, and I would very much appreciate it if you would consider a donation of $20 if you enjoyed my simulation.
About The Author of New Haven Dispatcher
Eric Keller
I grew up with the New Haven Railroad in the 1960’s when I lived in Connecticut. I have been a member of the New Haven Railroad Historical and Technical Association for many years. I moved to California in 1972, became a software engineer, and retired in 2018. I decided to turn my obsession with the New Haven into a simulation program and this is the result. I hope you enjoy it!