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The Metropolexpress, abbreviated MEX, is a train type introduced in June 2021 for local rail passenger transport in Baden-Württemberg.^[1]

^ Viel geschafft und noch viel vor (PDF). Bahnprojekt Stuttgart–Ulm e.V. November 2021.

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