File:J33 762 RBS Be 4-10.jpg
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Deutsch: Vierteiliger und meterspuriger S-Bahn-Triebzug für den Regionalverkehr Bern–Solothurn (RBS, Schweiz), produziert von Stadler, die Wagenböden sind für stufenlose Einstiege zwischen den Drehgestellen niederflurig. Die Enddrehgestelle sind Triebdrehgestelle, die Achsfolge ist damit Bo’2’2’2’Bo’. Die Einheit steht auf Überführungsrollböcken »Loco Buggy«.
English: Tailor made train type for Regionalverkehr Bern–Solothurn (RBS, Switzerland), produced by Stadler, at Innotrans 2018 fair in Berlin, Germany |
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