491100 Passenger heavy rail transport

A six-digit type of NOGA 2025, in division 49, Land transport and transport via pipelines.

26 companies coded so far
1 NOGA 2008 codes it continues

Where it sits

Section
H Transportation and Storage
Division
49 Land transport and transport via pipelines
Group
491 Passenger rail transport
Class
4911 Passenger heavy rail transport
Type
491100 Passenger heavy rail transport

Its name in four languages

Deutsch
Personenbeförderung im Eisenbahnverkehr
Français
Transport ferroviaire lourd de voyageurs
Italiano
Trasporto di passeggeri su ferrovia pesante
English
Passenger heavy rail transport

What it includes

  • rail transport of passengers using railway rolling stock on mainline networks
  • operation of sleeping cars or dining cars as an integrated operation of railway companies

It also includes

  • passenger heavy rail transport for sightseeing

What it excludes

  • passenger transport by metro, tramway, subway, underground, etc., see 491200
  • passenger terminal activities, see 522101
  • operation of railway infrastructure and related activities (e.g. switching and shunting), see 522101
  • operation of sleeping cars or dining cars when operated by separate units, see 559000, 561101

NOGA 2008 codes it continues

Since the switch to NOGA 2025, companies coded under these NOGA 2008 types belong under 491100, in the share the BFS measured in its business register (BUR).

NOGA 2008 Share moved to 491100
491000 98%

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What a NOGA code is, and how to find a company's code

Company counts cover the 145,068 of 782,904 active companies in the commercial register that Prospex has coded so far, from their registered purpose and website, so they are a floor. Geneva is 93% coded, because its cantonal register publishes a code per company; the other cantons 11% so far. They are Prospex's codes, not the code the BFS assigns in its business register (BUR). Codes, labels and notes: Swiss Federal Statistical Office (BFS), NOGA 2025, through the I14Y interoperability platform and the KUBB coding tool.