Ticket to Ride

No — if you take a face‑up Locomotive from the display you may only draw one card that turn; however, if you draw a Locomotive from the top of the deck (a blind draw) it counts as a single card and you may still draw a second card that turn (page 3).

If at any time three of the five face‑up cards are Locomotives, all five face‑up cards are immediately discarded and five new cards are turned face‑up to replace them (page 3).

You may claim at most one route on your turn, and one player cannot claim both routes between the same two cities; additionally, in 2‑ or 3‑player games only one of a double‑route may be used (page 3).

At setup when dealt three Destination Tickets you must keep at least two (page 2); when you use your turn to draw three Destination Tickets during the game you must keep at least one (page 3).

When a player's stock of colored trains is reduced to 2 or fewer at the end of his turn, every player (including that player) gets one final turn, and then the game ends and final scoring occurs (page 4).

Only continuous lines of plastic trains of the same color count toward the Longest Continuous Path; a continuous path may include loops and revisit cities, but a given plastic train may never be used twice in the same path; the longest path earns a 10‑point bonus and ties are all awarded the bonus (page 4).