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Sistem numeracije je u potpunosti isti kao i numeracija sedišta u svim daljinskim unutrašnjim vozovima i međunarodnom vozovima u Evropi po RIC dogovoru. Dakle, ništa tu nije menjano preko pola veka. Problem je što rezervacioni sistem kod Stadler KISS-a to ne prepoznaje iako prepoznaje recimo kod voza Beograd - Bar potpuno isti sistem numeracije sedišta. Zašto je to tako - pa verovatno javašluk u Srbija Vozu. Neko treba da ubaci u sistem koja su koja sedišta u KISS-u, po potpuno istom sistemu kao i kod Gošinih vagona sa sedištima bez kupea. Sistem je takav da ne možeš tražiti konkretan broj sedišta nego sedište uz prozor, sedište uz prolaz, dva sedišta uz prozor jedno nasuprot drugom, dva sedišta uz prolaz jedno nasuprot drugom, dva sedišta jedno pored drugog itd. itd. Evo malo o tome na engleskom:
This clever seat number system, dating from the pre-computer era, was an easy way to maintain an even distribution of passengers over the train, when the train was not yet fully booked. Passengers would get annoyed if the distribution was carelessly uneven.
Initially the seats x1, x2, x5, x6 were assigned by the booking system, and all passengers had some free space at their side. When all x1-2-5-6 seats were full, the x3 seats were assigned. Next the x4 seats, then x7, and finally x8. The system worked fine for trains containing combinations of 8 and 6 seat groups, 8 and 6 seat compartments, and 6 or 4 sleeper compartments.
8 seat group:
window . 91 93 . aisle . 97 95 . window
window . 92 98 . aisle . 94 96 . window
6 seat group:
window . 91 . aisle . 93 95 . window
window . 92 . aisle . 94 96 . window
8 seat compartment:
window . 91 93 97 95 . aisle
window . 92 98 94 96 . aisle
6 seat compartment:
window . 91 93 95 . aisle
window . 92 94 96 . aisle
4/6 berth sleeper:
bottom . 91 (93) 95 . top
bottom . 92 (94) 96 . top
This numbering system was used for long-distance trains and international trains in Europe, and it was part of the Regolamento Internazionale delle Carrozze (RIC), an international railway agreement that facilitated the cross border use of cars.