Tram Zone is an independent resource for information about tram and light rail systems around the world. Explore networks by country and city, with detailed information on individual tram lines, their routes and the stops they serve.
The site combines structured transport data with researched and original content. Coverage varies between systems and is being expanded over time, with more detailed information, maps, photographs, tram stops and rolling stock being added as the site develops.
Tram and light rail systems operate, or have operated, in cities across six continents. Choose a continent below to explore the countries and tram systems currently covered by Tram Zone.
Montpellier’s city page has been expanded with an overview of the five-line tram network, its history, planned developments and technical details, including the distinctive tram designs. Detailed coverage of the individual lines and stops will follow as the full network review progresses.
Grenoble’s city page has been expanded with an introduction to the city and its public transport, a history of its original and modern tramways, and technical information about the network’s infrastructure and trams. Detailed coverage of the lines and stops will be added at a later date.
Dijon’s city page now includes an overview of the city and its public transport, the history of its original and modern tramways, and technical information about the infrastructure and tram fleet. A Future tab outlines the planned third tram line, T3. Detailed line and stop coverage will follow at a later date.