Gamers that enjoy Train Sim World 3 belong to another class altogether. Train Sim World 3 players mostly like to sit back and have a relaxing gaming experience unless they hit a wall, which can be frustrating when playing any simulator.

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Train Sim World 3 may look like a game anyone could get through, but that is easier said than done. Train Sim World 3 has amazing level design and many mechanics that can leave players scratching their heads, even for something as basic as uncoupling train cars. Fortunately, this guide covers how to uncouple train cars and more.

How to Uncouple Train Cars in Train Sim World 3

1. To uncouple train cars, including a bullet train, walk to the train cars on foot or use the external camera.
2. Move to the train car that needs to be uncoupled.
3. Look for the coupler on the train car, which should be in the locked position.
4. Operate the Cut Bar to uncouple the train car.

How to Couple Train Cars in Train Sim World 3

1. To couple train cars, walk to the train cars on foot or use the external camera.
2. Ensure the couples on the train cars are in the right position for automatic coupling. The couplers need to be open on both train cars for this to work.
3. Operate the Cut Bar on both train cars to be open.
4. Once the junction is aligned correctly, navigate the train slowly towards the train car that needs to be coupled.
5. Don’t speed to avoid derailing while coupling. To slow the train’s approach, apply some brakes. Since most train cars are equipped with automatic knuckle couplers, they will couple automatically once they connect.

   - Using the external camera is the simplest way of uncoupling or coupling train cars. - Before coupling train cars, ensure the Cut Bar is open to prevent them from bouncing off.

How to Fix Problem with Uncoupling Train Cars

Many players have stated they have had problems uncoupling train cars inside or outside a train station. Players would uncouple train cars, and when they would start rolling, the train cars would couple again. Fortunately, this problem can be solved by following this simple workaround:

1. Set brakes to 30-50% and uncouple the train cars.
2. Set throttle to 1-2.
3. The train will move painfully slow but keep an eye out for separation in the couplers.
4. Once the couplers have separated, release the brakes.

Train Sim World 3 is available on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series S/X.

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