Strasbourg extends tram line F to Wolfisheim

Tram Line F was extended from its former terminus Comtes by 4 km of new track with 8 new, fully accessible stops to Wolfisheim (new terminus "Wolfisheim – Henri Rendu"). The new section connects the Strasbourg districts of Koenigshoffen and Hohberg and the municipalities of Eckbolsheim and Wolfisheim to the city centre and main railway station, and serves the Eckbolsheim/Zénith business park. A multimodal interchange with park-and-ride (103 spaces) and a cycle station was built at the new terminus. Planning started in 2021, construction in 2023, investment around EUR 85 million, service began on 15 November 2025; ridership on Line F is expected to rise by about 35%. Update (17 Nov 2025): The Eurométropole puts the total budget of the extension at EUR 122 million, of which EUR 15 million is a state grant; this differs from the roughly EUR 85 million stated earlier. According to the Eurométropole, almost 20,000 residents and 7,000 employees live or work less than 500 m from one of the eight new stops; for the opening on 15 November 2025 the operator CTS also reorganised the bus network, including the new Chron'hop lines C4 and C5, which are expected to carry 8,000 and 11,500 passengers a day. (LOK Report, 6 and 17 Nov 2025)