Trams in Mestre
Tramway created in 2010
Line T1 Monte Celo – Venezia-Piazzale Roma Native name Linea T1 Status active Termini Monte Celo Venezia-Piazzale Roma Stations 23 Operator(s) Actv Monte Celo (Favaro Veneto) – Sernaglia December 19, 2010 (2010-12-19 ) Mestre Centro – Venezia–Piazzale Roma September 15, 2015 (2015-09-15 ) Line length 13.45 km (8.36 mi)
km
-0,17
Deposito Tram Mestre AVM – ACTV
-0,12
track switch
0,00
Monte Celo (Favaro V.te)
4
0,47
La Piazza
3
0,82
Pastrello
3
1,20
Marmolada
2
1,42
Cervino
2
1,48
track switch
1,58
SR14 Via Martiri della Libertà
1,71
Rielta
3
2,06
Pineta
4
2,19
Pineta
4
2,43
Pasqualigo
4
2,53
Pasqualigo
4
2,74
San Donà Val Gardena
4
2,85
San Donà Val Gardena
4
3,08
Serravalle
4
3,13
Serravalle
4
3,41
Oberdan
3
3,76
Volturno
3
4,03
Bissuola
2
4,31
Fiume Marzenego
4,44
Mestre Centro (Piazzale Caldini) T1
3
4,47
Mestre Centro (Piazzale Caldini) T2
3
4,49
T2 to Salamonio
4,76
Manuzio
3
5,13
Cattaneo
3
5,48
San Marco Musatti
3
5,84
Sansovino
3
6,16
Molmenti
3
6,43
Boerio
3
6,79
track switch
6,84
Forte Marghera
3
7,11
Via Forte Marghera
7,12
SS14 Via San Giuliano
7,44
San Giuliano
1
7,71
Canale San Giuliano
7,90
Canale San Giuliano
7,94
7,97
SR11 Via della Libertà
9,15
Begin Venetian Lagoon /Ponte della Libertà
10,93
11,70
12,90
End Venetian Lagoon/Ponte della Libertà
13,04
Venezia Marittima
13,18
4
13,39
track switch
13,45
Venezia-Piazzale Roma
3
Line T2 Mestre Centro – Salamonio Native name Linea T2 Status active Termini Stations 14 Operator(s) Actv Sernaglia – Stazione FS September 22, 2011 (2011-09-22 ) Stazione FS – Salamonio (Marghera) September 12, 2014 (2014-09-12 ) Line length 5.4 km (3.4 mi)
km
0,00
Mestre Centro (Piazzale Caldini)
3
0,03
T1 to Monte Celo
3
0,05
T1 to Venezia
3
0,13
track switch
0,50
Olivi
-0.3
0,69
Villa Erizzo
0
1,14
Cappuccina
0
1,40
Sernaglia
-0.2
1,68
Tunnel underneath Mestre Stazione F.S.
1,74
Mestre Stazione F.S.
-0.2
1,80
1,85
SR11 Via della Libertà
1,94
2,07
Via Giorgio Rizzardi
2,30
Giovannacci
-1
2,40
track switch
2,64
Lavelli
-1
2,88
Sant’Antonio
-1
3,23
Mercato
-2
3,75
Beccaria
-2
4,28
Emmer
-1
4,58
Bottenigo
-2
5,41
Salamonio
1
The Venice Tramway (Italian : Tranvia di Venezia ) is a rubber-tired tramway (or guided bus ) system forming part of the public transport system in Venice , Favaro Veneto , Mestre and Marghera , three boroughs of the city and comune of Venice , northeast Italy .
Since 2015, the tramway is connected to Piazzale Roma (the main bus station) in Venice.
The tramway uses Translohr rubber-tyred trams .
History
Trams returned to Mestre on 20 December 2010. Mestre's earlier urban and suburban tramway network had been disposed of more than half a century earlier, following the closure of its last line in 1941.
See also
References
Brignole, Claudio; Schwandl, Robert (2010). Metros in Italien / Metros in Italy: Metropolitana, Tram, Ferrovia Urbana . U-Bahnen in Europa series, Band 8. Berlin: Robert Schwandl Verlag. ISBN 9783936573220 . (in German and English)
External links
Media related to Trams in Mestre at Wikimedia Commons
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