BVG Class H

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The BVG Class H is a modern series of electric multiple unit trains used on the Berlin U-Bahn, designed for high-capacity, comfortable, and efficient urban passenger service.

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Label Occurrences
BVG Class H canonical 2

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf electric multiple unit
rapid transit train
belongsTo BVG H series
surface form: BVG rolling stock fleet
brakeType electrodynamic braking
pneumatic braking
category Berlin U-Bahn rolling stock
electric multiple units of Germany
cityOfOperation Berlin
controlSystem multiple-unit control
countryOfOperation Germany
designedBy for BVG specifications
designedFor frequent acceleration and braking
frequent-stop metro operation
high-capacity urban passenger service
doorConfiguration multiple wide doors per side
doorType sliding doors
environmentalAspect energy-efficient traction equipment
reduced local emissions compared to diesel trains
features air-conditioned passenger compartments
modern interior lighting
noise-reduced running gear
passenger information displays
priority seating areas
spaces for strollers
spaces for wheelchairs
through-gangways between cars
wide doorways for fast boarding
gauge standard gauge
network Berlin U-Bahn
surface form: Berlin U-Bahn network
operatesOn Berlin U-Bahn
operator BVG
Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe
passengerAccess level boarding at high platforms
powerCollectionMethod third rail
purpose improvement of passenger comfort
increase of line capacity
replacement of older Berlin U-Bahn rolling stock
railwayLineType metro
region Berlin metropolitan area
safetyFeatures automatic train protection compatible
emergency brake handles
emergency intercoms
serviceType all-stop metro services
trackGauge 1435 mm
tractionType electric
usedFor mass transit
urban public transport

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Berlin U-Bahn line U7 rollingStock BVG Class H
BVG Class F successorClass BVG Class H