Plans for a driverless magnetic train that would swoop through Berlin and carry passengers and goods are under way as part of the local government's attempts to boost the German capital's green credentials.
At a time when Berlin's transport company, the BVG, is so short of drivers that it has reduced its timetable by about 7%, Stettner said the fact that the train was self-driving as well as cheaper and easier to construct than an underground line was a further advantage.
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