It&#x27;s &#x27;aaronchall that is confused. They were supposed to decommission a particular station on the train route, but they decided to wait a few years for that lone girl to finish her school. They reduced the amount of times the train stops at that station to twice a day, and adjusted them to the girl&#x27;s schedule. The line itself is working normally, carrying many passengers between other stations. The issue was only with a single stop on the train&#x27;s route.<p>So, as you say, the total cost (or rather, the amount they didn&#x27;t save by decommissioning the station earlier) is just the train stopping and starting twice a day + whatever maintenance costs are required to keep the station in proper shape.