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Revision as of 13:03, 16 March 2025

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

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