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What is an FS operator code?

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According to the Open Rail Data Wiki, FS is the TOC code for "Fishbone Solutions"

Link to open rail data TOC codes:
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This page lists the codes used to identify Train Operating Companies (TOCs) in the various data feeds available from Network Rail. Different feeds use different sets of codes to refer to the same company. Network Rail also have a set of business codes for each of their geographical areas of responsibility, listed at the bottom.

Link to Fishbone solutions website:

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Fishbone was founded in 2012 and is an independently owned transportation solutions provider. Led by innovation and new possibilities in data technology, we serve the wider transport sector with a suite of tailored engineering services, products and consultancy solutions. We use our experience and independent thinking to turn complex challenges into data-driven, cost-effective solutions.
 

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My understanding is that these Fishbone paths will be used by the FOCs for practical handling training once the ETCS comes online.
 
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