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<title>In 1901 Germany opened a &#x26;#x22;flying train&#x26;#x22; above the Wupper valley. 125 years later it carries over 80,000 passengers daily.</title>
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<description>The Wuppertal Suspension Railway, which opened on 1 March 1901 has glided above the Wupper River for 125 years and now carries over 80,000 passengers every day, according to Mayor Miriam Scherff. She says its suspended technology offers a fast, environmentally friendly link between districts along a 13-kilometre stretch of narrow valley.</description>
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