Once a train station is set down, the outgoing track lays nicely straight or more importantly in a well behaved curve. Conversely, the incoming track is a bugger to get right. There is no way to mimic the curve that was created on the outgoing. That is one specific example, but laying parallel tracks in general is nearly impossible. One a single stretch is track is laid, there should be an option to create another parallel track just with the direction being reversed. Whatever the shape of the first track is. Also, when coming out of a curve section, additional track that is intended to be straight ends up with a slight curve such that you can end up with a gentle S-curve where you want a straight track. On the return track, it will lay straight, but the problem will start when you get to the curve that created the s-curve on the first track.
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