Against an ordinary 3rd rail, yes - these tend to be below 1500V DC per Wikipedia [1] and the German systems I know of all are at 750V nominal voltage, with only Hamburg's S-Bahn operating at 1200V.
Against an overhead line, say if you're urinating from a bridge? That's 15-25 kV if it's rail. I would not dare risk my chances there - and most bridges I know have "piss shields" or generally raised walls to prevent people from trying.
Against an overhead line, say if you're urinating from a bridge? That's 15-25 kV if it's rail. I would not dare risk my chances there - and most bridges I know have "piss shields" or generally raised walls to prevent people from trying.
[1] https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stromschiene#Nennspannungen_be...