Berlin S-Bahn?
Hello, I wanted to ask what these white things are next to the tracks on the S-Bahn Berlin
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S-Bahn is called Strom Bahn. The busbar runs parallel to the track.
All that is otherwise called S-Bahn are RB whose name S-Bahn is to suggest the KD, it goes fast….
that’s the busbar.
so the trains get their power
These are the S-Bahn for busbars. The name S-Bahn comes from city railway or fast train.
“The name “S-Bahn” derives from Stadtbahn,[1] Schnellbahn, Stadtfastbahn, Stadt- und Vorortbahn[2] (SV-Bahn) or suburban speed train.”
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/S-Bahn#:~:text=%20Name%20%E2%80%2D-Bahn%E2%80%9C%20D%20D%20D%20D%20D%20D20D20D20D20D20D20D20D20