Neutralston S-Bahn

The Neutralston S-Bahn is a rapid transit railway system in and around Neutralston. It has been in operation under this name since December 1993, opening between Landsberg to Tezzaburg and then expanding ever since. It complements the Neutralston Metro and is the link to many southern areas, such as Tezzaburg and Landsberg. As such, the Neutralston S-Bahn blends elements of a commuter rail service and a rapid transit system. The Neutralston S-Bahn is currently run by Schwarzmann Transport Group, a subsidiary of Al-Zakbah PS.
The S-Bahn currently has 6 stations, with Landsberg Central and Neutralston Central being the current termini of the S-Bahn.
History
The Neutralston S-Bahn was a plan that went far back as 1981, with plans using the old suburban railways in the south as part of bringing the communities closer to Neutralston City. The plans for such things were not accepted by Neutralston government until 1989, where they finally accepted plans for a new Commuter/Rapid Rail service connecting Neutralston to the south. Construction first started in April of that year, and built the sections between Tezzaburg and Landsberg Hauptbahnhof. The section between Neutralston and Tezzaburg was controversial, since it went via Pine Village. The residents at Pine Village were displeased that another railway was being built right at their doorstep. They thought that Pine Village was being congested with that many connections to Outer-Neutralston. They already had the DLR and the Neutralston Metro. But the government went ahead with the project either way. The project was completed at August of 2004 with varying fanfare.
The S-Bahn has plans to go south and connect more towns to Neutralston, making sure that they're being built at an orderly pace. They plan to be finished at around 2015.