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Most {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|rail vehicles}} are equipped with ID plates on the sides. These plates display information about the vehicles' type, permanent unique registration ID number, {{pll|Body Damage|body health}}, loaded {{pll|Order Types Overview|cargo type}}, and {{pll|Cars & Cargo Damage|its health}}. These values are updated in real-time.
Almost all rail vehicles have ID plates on the sides, displaying information about their type, unique ID number, body health and ID of their order assignment. If the vehicle is loaded, cargo type and its health are listed too. The values are updated in real time.


The listed IDs are used to locate and refer to specific vehicle units when making delivery orders or browsing fees.
The listed IDs are used to identify and refer to specific vehicle units in {{pll|Order Types Overview|delivery orders}}, or {{pll|Fees|fees}}.


Unique ID number of a vehicle can look something like “L-049”. The characters before the dash indicate the vehicle’s role:
Unique ID number of a vehicle can look something like “L-049”. The characters before the dash indicate the vehicle’s role:


<b>L</b> – Main unit of a motorized rail vehicle
* <b>L</b> – Main unit of a {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|motorized rail vehicle}}
* <b>C</b> – Secondary unit of a {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|motorized rail vehicle}}
* <b>BK</b> – {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|Car}} designed to transport bulk material
* <b>FF</b> – Flatbed car designed to transport large objects
* <b>FS</b> – Flatbed car with stakes designed to transport stackable objects
* <b>FC</b> – Flatbed car with centerbeam designed to transport tied objects
* <b>FB</b> – Flatbed car with bulkheads designed to transport heavy large objects
* <b>BX</b> – Enclosed car designed to transport small objects
* <b>RF</b> – Enclosed car with air conditioning designed to transport small objects
* <b>OL</b> – Tank car designed to transport fossil fuel derivatives in liquid form
* <b>GS</b> – Tank car designed to transport fossil fuel derivatives in gas form
* <b>CH</b> – Tank car designed to transport chemicals in liquid form
* <b>FD</b> – Tank car designed to transport food in liquid form
* <b>PD</b> – Car designed to transport powders
* <b>VT</b> – Car designed to transport road vehicles
* <b>LS </b>– Car designed to transport animals
* <b>PS</b> – Car designed to transport passengers
* <b>XB</b> – Enclosed {{pll|Military Licenses|military}} car designed to transport boxes
* <b>XF</b> – Military flatbed car designed to transport large objects
* <b>XN</b> – Military car designed to transport nuclear flasks


<b>C</b> – Secondary unit of a motorized rail vehicle
Depending on the session {{pll|Difficulty|difficulty settings}}, some of the ID plate information can be seen in the UI as well.


<b>BK</b> – Car designed to transport bulk material
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<b>FF</b> – Flatbed car designed to transport large objects
 
<b>FS</b> – Flatbed car with stakes designed to transport stackable objects
 
<b>FC</b> – Flatbed car with centerbeam designed to transport tied objects
 
<b>FB</b> – Flatbed car with bulkheads designed to transport heavy large objects
 
<b>BX</b> – Enclosed car designed to transport small objects
 
<b>RF</b> – Enclosed car with air conditioning designed to transport small objects
 
<b>OL </b>– Tank car designed to transport fossil fuel derivatives in liquid form
 
<b>GS </b>– Tank car designed to transport fossil fuel derivatives in gas form
 
<b>CH </b>– Tank car designed to transport chemicals in liquid form
 
<b>FD </b>– Tank car designed to transport food in liquid form
 
<b>PD </b>– Car designed to transport powders
 
<b>VT</b> – Car designed to transport road vehicles
 
<b>LS </b>– Car designed to transport animals
 
<b>PS</b> – Car designed to transport passengers
 
<b>XB</b> – Enclosed military car designed to transport boxes
 
<b>XF</b> – Military flatbed car designed to transport large objects
 
<b>XN</b> – Military car designed to transport nuclear flasks
 
{{See also|Delivery Orders|Rail Vehicle Types|Fees|Body Damage|Cars & Cargo Damage|Vehicle Catalog}}
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Latest revision as of 21:43, 17 March 2025

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Most rail vehicles are equipped with ID plates on the sides. These plates display information about the vehicles' type, permanent unique registration ID number, body health , loaded cargo type , and its health . These values are updated in real-time.

The listed IDs are used to identify and refer to specific vehicle units in delivery orders , or fees .

Unique ID number of a vehicle can look something like “L-049”. The characters before the dash indicate the vehicle’s role:

  • L – Main unit of a motorized rail vehicle
  • C – Secondary unit of a motorized rail vehicle
  • BK – Car designed to transport bulk material
  • FF – Flatbed car designed to transport large objects
  • FS – Flatbed car with stakes designed to transport stackable objects
  • FC – Flatbed car with centerbeam designed to transport tied objects
  • FB – Flatbed car with bulkheads designed to transport heavy large objects
  • BX – Enclosed car designed to transport small objects
  • RF – Enclosed car with air conditioning designed to transport small objects
  • OL – Tank car designed to transport fossil fuel derivatives in liquid form
  • GS – Tank car designed to transport fossil fuel derivatives in gas form
  • CH – Tank car designed to transport chemicals in liquid form
  • FD – Tank car designed to transport food in liquid form
  • PD – Car designed to transport powders
  • VT – Car designed to transport road vehicles
  • LS – Car designed to transport animals
  • PS – Car designed to transport passengers
  • XB – Enclosed military car designed to transport boxes
  • XF – Military flatbed car designed to transport large objects
  • XN – Military car designed to transport nuclear flasks

Depending on the session difficulty settings , some of the ID plate information can be seen in the UI as well.

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