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Theres an old model railroader mag that talked about how to prevent this. You know, filing switches and stuff into the right shape. It's a bit of an older mag so if your subscription doesn't go back that far check your library. Also one reason I can think of that would actually cause the train to jump would be if the rails got to close and popped the car into the air. (its happened on my layout)
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