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Rontaberg - Fictional Map with included Network Maps

Welcome to Rontaberg! This map is fictional, but it includes two network maps - one for local transport (urban, com) and one for long-distance (reg, ic). The map follows the German naming convention:
S = Urban Transit, RB = Commuter, RE = Regional, IC = IC

Picture network map local: https://imgur.com/a/qaFy6KP
Picture network map long-distance: https://imgur.com/a/1eTHY67

Of course you can create your own network or follow my routes. However, the following service frequencies make the map quite challenging.
S2/S3/S4/S6/S7 - every 15 minutes
S1/S5/S8 - every 30 minutes
S10 clockwise - every 30 minutes
S10 counterclockwise - every 30 minutes
RB50 - every 15 minutes
All other RB - every 30 minutes
All RE and IC - every 60 minutes

Some tipps:
- I recommend starting with RB50, RB46, RB45, RB49, RB48, RB47, RB51. Unfortunately, you don't get a contract for RB45 and RB48, because Tatenmeer Hbf is a border station. For example, to create RB48, you need to use the contract "Xanten Hbf - TAT-Hohenstaufen - Xanten Hbf" and include Tatenmeer Hbf.
- Freights are not a major part of the map. However, you need eight routes to unlock the "Urban Transit" upgrade. All freight contracts go to RO-Maschen Rbf. You can use every border station as entry and exit, but I recommend TAT-Hafen, Donnertal, Potten, Unterbach in that order.
- The biggest bottleneck is RO-Friedrichstraße: 20 trains per hour stop there in each direction. You'll need to manage the S lines carefully if you want to avoid timetable conflicts.
- The second bottleneck is the corridor RO-Nebenerlang - SL-Heine. Four different speed categories operate here and you'll need to manage overtaking with only three tracks.
- My track assignment Rontaberg Hbf: 5/6/17/18 ending trains, 7-11 east to west, 12-16 west to east
- My track assignment Slotten Hbf: 1/2, 8-12, 13/14 terminating trains from east/north/west, 2-4 turning trains west to east, 5-7 turning trains east to west
- In the late game, you'll need the "Scheduler Office" for some RB lines and most RE and IC routes. You can use it to create bidirectional trains.