Original sentence: Even the shortest 'haulage' will count, such as being hauled for a few hundred yards by a switching locomotive (UK=shunter) when one portion of a train is being hooked up to another at a junction.In the UK (especially), Germany, and to a lesser extent in other countries, railfans often use a special excursion train for railfans (usually known as a 'railtour') to cover freight-only railway lines in order to complete their 'coverage' of a country's rail network * Another development from trainspotting (almost unique to the UK) is the 'haulage basher' or locomotive haulage enthusiast who like the sound of a type of locomotive working hard to haul a train and ride behide them for as many miles/ different routes as they can get, even following English built locomotive’s exported abroad Portugal being one example  These individuals attempt to ride behind or in the cab (some people do not count the latter as proper 'haulage') of as many locomotives as they can, marking them off in a book as would a regular trainspotter.These individuals sometimes use unusual words and language known as 'basherspeak'
Edited sentence: Even the shortest 'haulage' will count, such as being hauled for a few hundred yards by a switching locomotive (UK=shunter) when one portion of a train is being hooked up to another at a junction or others who like the sound of a type of locomotive working hard to haul a train and ride behide them for as many miles/ different routes as they can get, even following English built locomotive’s exported abroad Portugal being one example  These individuals sometimes use unusual words and language known as 'basherspeak'.In the UK (especially), Germany, and to a lesser extent in other countries, railfans often use a special excursion train for railfans (usually known as a 'railtour') to cover freight-only railway lines in order to complete their 'coverage' of a country's rail network * Another development from trainspotting (almost unique to the UK) is the 'haulage basher' or locomotive haulage enthusiast  These individuals attempt to ride behind or in the cab (some people do not count the latter as proper 'haulage') of as many locomotives as they can, marking them off in a book as would a regular trainspotter