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-Loads had to be evenly balanced. If a farmer wanted to send a cow to market, he would have to send two calves to balance it, which would travel back on opposite sides of the same freight wagon, thereby balancing each other
-Due to the track's design, it was not possible to build conventional level crossings.
-Passengers could not pass from one side of a carriage to another while in motion.
is it was a good or bad design ?
The most famous Lartigue railway was the Listowel and Ballybunion Railway in Ireland which ran for 36 years from 1888.
By 1881 Lartigue had also built a 90 km (56 mi) monorail to transport esparto grass across the Algerian desert, with mules pulling trains of panniers that straddled the elevated rail.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9u47l08n8jr49jn/AABcSKwTaBN9EZLlfqmlblWNa?dl=0