Go-Ahead to deploy brand-new 1,000-seat Siemens electric trains in Bavaria
Go-Ahead are to operate on six additional German routes with a fleet of double-decker Siemens electric trains starting from December.
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Go-Ahead are to operate on six additional German routes with a fleet of double-decker Siemens electric trains starting from December.
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