Two trains travelling in opposite directions on a single track line
reach a passing siding. The problem is that both trains are too long to fit on
the siding. How do you get the two trains to pass each other? A move is any
coupling/uncoupling of cars and any reversal of train direction. If you attempt
to be a dispatcher,
your solution.
I'll add you to the list and point you to the 7 move solution.

| DISPATCHER | NUMBER OF MOVES | |
| Iain Wilkie Logan | 7 | Electric Soup |
| onlyjoe25 | 7 | |
| James Bow | 7 | |
| Edward Perlmutter | 7 | |
| Carl | 7 | |
| Walt Rogers | 7 | |
| Leo | * | Honorable mention for pointing out an error in the solution page |
| Bill Freeman | 7 |
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