Trayecto en Vacío
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El movimiento de un tren o tripulación sin transportar pasajeros de pago, normalmente para reposicionar el material desde donde terminó el servicio hasta donde se necesita a continuación. Los trayectos en vacío son un coste operativo inevitable que los planificadores de horarios intentan minimizar mediante una programación de flotas eficiente.
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