How to read the train schedule

Question

my friend is coming southbound to los lunas from los ranchos/journal station...help me read the scedule i dont know how...

http://nmrailrunner.com/schedule.asp

Answer 1

Ask your friend to tell you which train she is going to take, or ask her to phone you when on the train, with the time she left Ranchos station.

Find the right schedule for that day, (weekday, Saturday,) and find that time next to Ranchos station.

Now go down to your station, and there is the time your friend will arrive.

If your friend does not tell you which train she is using, you can go to the station for each train, but it is much easier if you know which train she will be on.

If there is no time next to your station, it means that the train does not stop there, so that she will not arrive with that train.

Answer 2

Each column represents a train.  The time it says in the column is the time it stops at that station.  --- means it doesn't stop at that station.  

Answer 3

dont bother aask the train conducter

Answer 4

There's a trick to it.  You need to print it 100 times, turn one copy upside dow, turn the other copy back to front.  Hop on one leg 100 times whilst spinning a circle.  Then you will hear an announcement over the loud speaker that will tell you what you need to know.  

Seriously ask at the train station if you are incompetent in reading a basic schedule

Answer 5

A mean AM and the P means PM.  The broken lines mean the train won't stop at that station.. Did she mention what time she'd like to get the train..?? Hope that helps..