You are currently on the AMP version of Scroll

The AMP version of Scroll does not offer all of our membership benefits. To unlock your full benefits, please switch to the main website.

Get the app

ANDROID iOS

Around the Web

Watch: These ‘upside-down’ trains transport up to 82,000 commuters a day in Germany

Name: Watch: These ‘upside-down’ trains transport up to 82,000 commuters a day in Germany
Uploaded: 2022-05-24T18:15:00.073958+05:30
Channel: Scroll Staff
Description: The trains run on suspended rails because of the city’s winding river valley, which makes it difficult for traditional trains to operate.

The trains run on suspended rails because of the city’s winding river valley, which makes it difficult for traditional trains to operate.

Scroll Staff

May 24, 2022 · 06:15 pm

Screenshot via Twitter/NowThis

Get the app

ANDROID iOS

You’ve read Scroll.

Now help sustain it

Scroll is funded by readers, not corporate owners. If you believe our work matters, support our newsroom. Become a member today!

Membership Benefits

No ads

Evening Edition newsletter

Members-only events

Weekly Edition newsletter

Merchandise

Help design new products

Editorial meet-up invitation

We’re not driven by clicks or corporate interests – just honest, independent reporting. Keep us going. Support Scroll today!