In a coach class, which accommodation code is typically associated with a reserved seat?

In the context of Amtrak's accommodation codes, "VS" stands for "Reserved Seat." This designation indicates that a specific seat in coach class has been set aside due to a reservation made by a passenger. When a passenger books a ticket in coach class, the system assigns an accommodation code that reflects the type of seating arrangement.

The "VS" code helps both the passengers and the train crew understand that a particular seat is not just available but is already claimed by a reservation. This clarity is crucial for managing seating effectively and ensuring that passengers have a seamless boarding experience.

In contrast, the other codes listed do not specifically indicate a reserved seat in coach class. Each of those codes serves different purposes within Amtrak's reservation system, thus highlighting the importance of the "VS" designation in the context of reserved seating.