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MUNICH AND MASS TRANSIT

K W Strandberg

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A brief history is given of mass transit in Munich, West Germany. Boasting a fully integrated fare system with railway, bus and tram systems as well as a subway system, Munich represents one of the oldest and most successfully run mass transit systems in the world.

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A brief history is given of mass transit in Munich, West Germany. Boasting a fully integrated fare system with railway, bus and tram systems as well as a subway system, Munich represents one of the oldest and most successfully run mass transit systems in the world.

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A brief history is given of mass transit in Munich, West Germany. Boasting a fully integrated fare system with railway, bus and tram systems as well as a subway system, Munich represents one of the oldest and most successfully run mass transit systems in the world.

Key concepts: Transit (satellite), Transit system, Light rail transit, Rapid transit, Transport engineering, Public transport, Mass transport, Mass transportation

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