Calgary Transit CTrain
A real-time map of trains in Calgary that updates every minute.
The CTrain is Calgary's light rail transit system, serving the city with two lines that connect the downtown core to the suburbs.
The story of
Calgary Transit CTrain
The CTrain began operations in 1981 with the South Line (now part of the Red Line). The system was built as part of Calgary's preparation for the 1988 Winter Olympics and has since expanded to become one of North America's most successful light rail systems. Notable for being one of the first systems in North America to be fully powered by renewable energy, the CTrain carries over 300,000 passengers on a typical weekday. The system features a free fare zone in downtown Calgary and has been instrumental in promoting transit-oriented development throughout the city.
- Year Founded
- 1981
- System Miles
- 37.2
- Stations
- 45
- Lines
- 2
Real-Time Train Statistics
These statistics are updated in real-time based on current train data for this network. (Speed data not available for this network)
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