Move rolling stock is a term used in the railway industry to refer to the process of moving railway vehicles from one place to another. Shunting is the process of moving rolling stock from one track to another, usually within a railway yard. It is typically done by a locomotive, which is a type of railway vehicle that is powered by a steam engine or diesel engine. Shunting is an important part of the railway industry as it allows for efficient movement of rolling stock and helps to keep the railway system running smoothly.