By incorporating continuous and bidirectional signals, efficient switching areas, junctions, and other practical designs could be built.

This is to be taken into account for the construction of an efficient route, and to prevent the trains from trying to take a wrong path on a section of track. The new continuous signals have allowed the one-way tracks to be built, giving the player a much greater control over how his transportation network is to be traveled.Before the Deluxe version, it was necessary to limit the accidents to build important infrastructures allowing the trains not to meet, which required a greater expenditure of funds.

The concept is identical to one-way streets, thus limiting the number of accidents, trains can no longer travel against each other. This is a feature which thousands of Transport Tycoon players were looking forward to. The evolution of the gameplay caused by this relatively minor change in signals is important because the old bidirectional signals would allow trains to travel in both directions. The Deluxe version introduces unidirectional signals, which allow a train to pass in one direction. The original Transport Tycoon game only allows bidirectional signals, which allow trains to pass in either direction. The first and important difference between Transport Tycoon and the Deluxe version is the way the signals work.New features added to Transport Tycoon Deluxe The game was made open-source years later and can currently be played under an open-source license. A version for PlayStation was released in 1997, named Transport Tycoon. Transport Tycoon Deluxe, released a year after the original game brings several improvements including changes and fixes in setting up the transport network.

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