Tram line T1 in Lausanne
Line T1 in Lausanne will be a tram line running from Lausanne-Flon to Croix-Péage to the northwest of the city. The line is currently under construction and due to fully open in 2030. The details on this page are taken from the information on the line that was publicly available at the time of writing. The location of the 14 new stops on the line have been estimated based on maps and may well not be totally accurate.
From the terminus stop at Lausanne-Flon, the line will run northwest along Rue de Genève, past Port-Franc, EPSIC and Ecole des Métiers, before running along Avenue de Morges to Prélaz-les-Roses and Galicien. From Galicien, the line will travel along Route de Renens and Rue de Lausanne to Perrelet and Renens-Croisée.
From Renens-Croisée, the line will continue along Rue de Lausanne, past Hôtel-de-Ville and Renens-Gare and on to Route de Bussigny, past Pont-Bleu and Vernie, before joining Route de Renens to Arc-en-Ciel. From Arc-en-Ciel, the line turns right on to Route de Crissier and then left on to Route de Buyère to stop at Buyère. From Buyère, the line continues up Route de Buyère, past Cocagne, before joining Route de Sullens to the terminus at Croix-Péage.
Below is a stop by stop description of the route of tram line T1 in Lausanne. For more detailed information on individual stops, click on their name. Times shown are an estimate of the time taken to travel between each stop.
The following icons are shown next to the name of the stop to indicate interchanges with other routes
- Interchange for other tram routes.
- Interchange on to bus routes.
- Interchange on to train routes.
- Interchange on to metro/subway/underground routes.
- Interchange on to boat routes.
- Interchange for airport.
Lausanne-Flon is the terminus stop of line M1 and also and intermediate stop on line M2. The line also serves bus lines 18, 22 and 60. Lausanne-Flon is an underground stop.
Port-Franc will be an intermediate stop on line T1 when it is completed.
EPSIC will be an intermediate stop on line T1 when it is completed.
École des Métiers will be an intermediate stop on line T1 when it is completed.
Prélaz-les-Roses will be an intermediate stop on line T1 when it is completed.
Galicien will be an intermediate stop on line T1 when it is completed.
Perrelet will be an intermediate stop on line T1 when it is completed.
Renens-Croisée will be an intermediate stop on line T1 when it is completed.
Hôtel-de-Ville will be an intermediate stop on line T1 when it is completed.
Renens-Gare is the terminus stop of line M1 and also serves bus lines 17, 25, 31, 32, 33, 36 and 38. The stop is also an interchange with the mainline rail station of the same name. Renens-Gare will also be serviced by line T1 when it is completed.
Pont-Bleu will be an intermediate stop on line T1 when it is completed.
Vernie will be an intermediate stop on line T1 when it is completed.
Arc-en-Ciel will be an intermediate stop on line T1 when it is completed.
Buyère will be an intermediate stop on line T1 when it is completed.
Cocagne will be an intermediate stop on line T1 when it is completed.
Croix-Péage will be the terminus stop of line T1 when it is completed.