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Lets get away from trucks and meat for a minute. I have another related question. The cattle cars that I always saw go by here where always right behind the locomotive if loaded, and could be further back in the consist if empty. Was it a railroad regulation thet they had to be right at the front of the consist if loaded? Was it the job of one of the head end crew to check on then from time to time? Any help here? Happy to see this topic come up.
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