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Links about trams and light rails in Saint-Étienne

There are 6 links about trams and light rails in Saint-Étienne (France) on Tram Travels.

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Private homepages

Guillaume Bertrand's railway portal
By: Guillaume Bertrand.
Language: French.

"A comprehensive French-language railway resource offering historical and technical information on rail transport. The site features train and locomotive profiles, route and infrastructure documentation, photographs, articles, archives, and reports on French railways, with a strong focus on railway history, operations, and notable services, including the famous Le Capitole Express."

Tramateurs
By: Jean-Paul Fournier.
Language: French.

"Banned from nearly all cities in France except Lille, Saint-Etienne, and Marseille, the tramway was sacrificed to the rise of automobile mobility. Seen as outdated, shaky, and primarily a barrier to car development, the tramway was also overshadowed by industrial growth in France and the decline of rolling stock manufacturing from the late 1930s."

Tram associations

Infotransports
Language: French.

Tram companies

Société des Transports de l'Agglomération Stéphanoise (STAS)
Language: English, French.

"Welcome to the STAS website, Saint-Étienne Métropole transport. Find traffic information, news, but also your timetables, your tickets, your subscriptions, your routes, etc."

Tram museums

Musée des transports urbains de Saint-Étienne
Language: French.

"The only French city to have always maintained a tram line in the city centre, Saint-Etienne had to have an urban transport museum."

STAS Musée des transports urbains de Saint-Étienne
By: Société des Transports de l'Agglomération Stéphanoise (STAS).
Language: English, French.

"Welcome to the STAS website, Saint-Étienne Métropole transport. Find traffic information, news, but also your timetables, tickets, subscriptions, routes, etc."

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