Best way is to figure out why the trigger keeps fireing.

This way the train will be redirected to the depot if the current destination is full. At the depot the interrupts trigger again. This is the only interrupt where it's useful to check the current location, so the depot interrupt isn't ...

This is a quite common situation, and the proper way to handle this is to disable the station or set its train limit to 0 as soon as the circuit decides the station has enough cargo. This way no train will target this station again until it is opened again. It's fine the interrupt triggers again ...

Did you put 50 iron ore in the cargo wagon? This will cause the trains to leave their initial station - the problem occurs when the train reaches the other train stop (the drop off station).

Sorry I wasn't sure the best way to show it, so I had them start from the pickup station.

I think I figured it out. The interrupt is "retriggering" on the same interrupt on the same station repeatedly.

When the train tries to leave based on the circuit condition, it still has cargo in its hold (since the drop off station doesn't always empty it). So the 'go to drop station with cargo x ...

What did you do?

I am setting up a generic train pickup / drop off system using train interrupts. The train is sent to the drop off station by a generic item interrupt. At the drop off station, I want the train to leave when a circuit condition is set. (This condition is set when the drop off ...