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| Reference: Custom Class Reference information: Do you read any German? This article explains the differences quite well. Seems to be some sort of "upgrade" economy class in trains. I would not translate it probably. Reference: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wagenklasse |
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| Reference: Custom Class Reference information: Seems to be a term used by Amtrak, the American railroad company, meaning something like "separate first class accommodation at a higher fare". Reference: http://www.napta.net/actioncenter/resources/publications/tra... Reference: http://www.trainweb.com/routes/route_sd.htm |
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