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.
All 24 current Melbourne tram line pages have been comprehensively reviewed and updated. Stop sequences, journey times, stop names and interchange information have been checked against current published information, while every line now has expanded About and Route content. The refresh also records direction-specific stopping patterns and correctly separates stops served only in the opposite direction from the principal route shown.
Added comprehensive Intro, History and Future sections, covering the development and modernisation of Ghent’s tramway, current temporary service changes, reconstruction of the Petercelle axis and the route towards Evergem, and the future Gentspoort lines 4 and 7.
The Brest city page has been expanded with a new introduction, an overview of public transport and a detailed history of the city’s tramways. The new content covers the original tram system, the development and opening of modern line A, and the expansion of the network with line B in February 2026.