Lausanne Metro

The Métro Lausanne is the rail-based public transport system of the Swiss city of Lausanne. It consists of the lines M1 and M2.

Rail Lausanne ( line m1)

Opened in May 1991, and 7.8 -kilometer line connects the m1 station Flon with the railway station of the western neighboring town Renens. Since it is repeatedly crossed from private, it corresponds technically a rail; in the downtown area as well as in Malley three stations are underground, the other lie on the surface. Originally was called the m1 Tramway du sud ouest lausannois ( TSOL ); many users of the line they call still TSOL.

Metro Lausanne ( line m2)

The line opened in September 2008 m2 of Ouchy to Epalinges, however, is an almost completely running in tunnels underground and the first of its kind in Switzerland. It arose from the conversion of the gear train Lausanne- Ouchy and the extension to the north.