Interior of a Berlin U-Bahn Train Car
Taken September 2017
The Berlin U-Bahn is the city's rapid transit system, first opened in 1902 and now covering ten lines across more than one hundred fifty stations. Its cars carry the system's signature yellow handrails and poles, a color scheme tied to the BVG, the public operator that has run Berlin's transit network since 1929.
Taken September 2017
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