Train Coach Position
Railway bogie coach position locator featuring coach arrangement order, various class in train, seat position and berth layout of train compartments.
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Train Coach and Seat Position
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Coach Position
| Class | Coach |
|---|---|
| SL | S6 |
| SL | S5 |
| SL | S4 |
| SL | S3 |
| SL | S2 |
| SL | S1 |
| 3A | B6 |
| 3A | B5 |
| 3A | B4 |
| 3A | B3 |
| 3A | B2 |
| 3A | B1 |
| 2A | A3 |
| 2A | A2 |
| 2A | A1 |
| 1A | H1 |
Coach, Class and Seat in Train
| Coach | Berths/Seats | Compartments | Classes |
|---|---|---|---|
| First AC (1A) | 2-4 | 1-2 | H, HA, HB |
| Second AC (2A) | 18-24 | 2-3 | A |
| Third AC (3A, 3H) | 24-32 | 2-3 | B, L |
| Third AC Economy (3E) | 28-36 | 2-3 | 3E |
| Sleeper Class (SL, SH) | 64-72 | 8-9 | S, N |
| Second Seating (2S) | 72-84 | 1 | D |
| AC Chair Car (CC, CH) | 64-72 | 1-2 | C, M |
| Executive Chair Car (EC) | 54-64 | 1-2 | E |
| First Class (FC) | Varies | Varies | F, FC |
- Engine (E) coach is the frontmost coach containing the locomotive engine.
- General (GS) coach is usually near the engine and if for general seating without any seat reservations.
- Unreserved (UR) is usually at the rear, and is filled on a first-come, first served basis without any reservation.
- Pantry Car (PCS) is generally place in middle or at intersection of SL and AC based coaches to provide food and beverage service during the journey.
- Luggage (LU) is located near the rear, designated for storing passenger luggage safely throughout the trip.
- Parcel (SLR) is located at the rear, reserved for transporting parcels and goods, separate from passenger compartments.
- Guard's Cabin (GS/GD)
- Found at the rear end, housing the train guard and control systems for operational purposes.
- Ladies Coach (LDY) is designated coach exclusively for female passengers, ensuring a safe and comfortable travel environment.
- Handicapped Coach (HA/HP) is designed specifically for passengers with disabilities, equipped with facilities for easy accessibility.
- Divyaangjan Coach (DA/DP) is similar to the Handicapped Coach, catering specifically to passengers with special needs or differently-abled individuals.
| Coach Class | Description | Amenities |
|---|---|---|
| First AC (1A) | Most luxurious class with private compartments. | Air conditioning, comfortable seating, personal attendant, washbasin, blankets, pillows, towels. |
| Second AC (2A) | Comfortable, air-conditioned coaches with berths. | Air conditioning, comfortable berths, blankets, pillows, towels. |
| Third AC (3A) | Budget-friendly, air-conditioned coaches with berths. | Air conditioning, berths, blankets, pillows, towels. |
| Third AC Economy (3E) | A more economical version of 3A with higher berth density. | Air conditioning, berths, blankets, pillows, towels. |
| Sleeper Class (SL) | Non-air-conditioned coaches with berths. | Berths, blankets, pillows. |
| Second Seating (2S) | Non-air-conditioned coaches with bench-style seating. | Basic seating, no berths. |
| AC Chair Car (CC) | Air-conditioned coaches with comfortable seats. | Air conditioning, comfortable seats. |
| Executive Chair Car (EC) | Premium seating class with air conditioning and comfortable seats. | Air conditioning, comfortable seats. |
| First Class (FC) | Non-air-conditioned first class, often found in older trains. | Comfortable seating. |
Unique Features of Indian Railway Coach Classes
First Class (FC):
- A Vintage Charm: Often found in older trains, this class offers a nostalgic travel experience.
- Non-Air Conditioned: Provides basic comfort without the luxury of air conditioning.
- Spacious Seating: Offers ample legroom and comfortable seats.
First AC (1A):
- Luxurious Travel: The epitome of luxury train travel in India.
- Private Compartments: Offers privacy and exclusivity.
- High-End Amenities: Features air conditioning, comfortable seating, and often personal attendants.
Second AC (2A):
- Comfortable Travel: Provides a comfortable travel experience with air conditioning.
- Shared Compartments: Passengers share compartments with other travellers.
- Berth Accommodation: Offers berths for sleeping, making it suitable for long-distance journeys.
Third AC (3A):
- Budget-Friendly: A more affordable option for air-conditioned travel.
- Shared Compartments: Passengers share compartments with other travelers.
- Berth Accommodation: Provides berths for sleeping.
Third AC Economy (3E):
- Economical Travel: A budget-friendly option with a higher density of berths.
- Basic Amenities: Offers basic amenities like air conditioning and berths.
- Shared Compartments: Passengers share compartments with other travelers.
Sleeper Class (SL):
- Budget-Friendly Travel: A very affordable option for long-distance journeys.
- Non-Air-Conditioned: Offers basic amenities without air conditioning.
- Shared Compartments: Passengers share compartments with other travelers.
Second Seating (2S):
- Most Economical Class: The cheapest option for train travel.
- Open Seating: No reserved seats, first-come-first-served basis.
- Non-Air-Conditioned: Offers basic seating without air conditioning.
AC Chair Car (CC):
- Daytime Travel: Ideal for shorter journeys during the day.
- Comfortable Seating: Provides comfortable, reclining seats.
- Air Conditioning: Offers a pleasant travel experience, especially during hot weather.
Executive Chair Car (EC):
- Premium Seating: Offers premium seating with extra legroom and comfort.
- Air Conditioning: Provides a comfortable, air-conditioned environment.
- Faster Trains: Often available on faster trains.
Vistadome Coach:
- Panoramic Views: Offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.
- Large Windows: Provides ample natural light and stunning views.
- Comfortable Seating: Features comfortable seating arrangements.
Train Seat Configurations
Sleeper Class:
- Berth Configuration: Sleeper class coaches are designed for overnight journeys, with berths arranged in tiers.
- Lower Berth: The most preferred berth, located at the bottom.
- Middle Berth: Located in the middle, often less comfortable due to limited space.
- Upper Berth: Located at the top, can be challenging to access, especially for older adults.
AC Classes (2A, 3A, 3E):
- Berth Configuration: Similar to Sleeper class, these classes offer berths for overnight journeys.
- Compartment Layout: Coaches are divided into compartments, typically accommodating 6-8 passengers.
- Berth Types: Lower, middle, and upper berths are available.
Chair Car Classes (CC, EC):
- Seat Configuration: These coaches offer comfortable seats arranged in rows.
- Seat Types: Seats are typically numbered and arranged in rows, with aisle seats and window seats.
- Legroom: The legroom varies depending on the class and seat location.