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It will open a window where you can enable/disable any mod you want, so just enable my mod and then click "Load game" to play. You only need to to that once (if you save your game after enabling the mods, they will remain active).
This is the only mod that I consider essential as of today. Not because you can avoid having to demolish building in cities with these! NO!
The problem with the stock freight stations is that they represent a "packing problem" within their area of effect that is at odds with the creative/artistic side of setting up your factories and distribution centers.
This "packing problem" does represent "game-play" but this "game-play" isnt challenging, as it mainly just incentivizes the nonsensical placement of buildings.
Some of this might be alleviated with the introduction of one way roads into the base game, or if double-sided freight stations were introduced.
You can demolish and place the stop again to fix it (don't worry, vehicle schedules won't get messed up).