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RAC queue: today vs. Berth Right

Same seed queue, two allocation rules. Toggle to see who gender-blind pairing puts you next to, and what a same-gender constraint actually costs.

Simulated booking volume, not live traffic — demonstrates the pairing logic under load, not the infrastructure.

M = MaleF = FemaleT = Transgender
RAC QueueSide-Lower BerthsBERTH 1MIXEDMIXEDMIXEDMIXEDMIXEDBERTH 7Unpaired / SoloM1M2M3FYouM5F6F7M8F9M10T11M12M13M14F15MMMFMFFMFMTMMMF

Today's system: 5 mixed-gender pairings created

Passengers are paired strictly by booking queue order without considering gender, forcing solo female travellers to share berths with male strangers.Under this system, you are paired with an opposite-gender stranger.

Plain-language noteEnglish

Who shares your berth is decided by a fixed set of rules, not by a language model. Same-gender-only is never broken. An unaccompanied child is never paired with an unrelated adult. You only see the other person's gender and stations — not their name.