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A: Separate freight/commuter, add collectors, remove 4-way lights, optimize lane math.
A: Cut upkeep-heavy services, raise taxes 1–2%, pause expansions, stimulate industry exports.
A: Access to water, fertile/ore zones, and at least two highway/rail connections.
A: Apply district-level first; test ROI via weekly budget before global rollout.
A: Yes—start with QoL (traffic, UI). Back up saves; verify version compatibility.
A: Match silo output to processor intake; minimize tractor travel distance.
A: Keep emergency funds; build shelters and redundant grids; autosave before storm seasons.
A: Lower shadows/reflections, reduce agent caps if supported, prune unused assets.
A: Aim for 50–60% coverage by jobs/housing; interline at hubs to cut transfers.
A: Use blueprint modes/ghosting to plan; de-zone in phases to avoid economic shock.
