Tramway LUXTRAM S.A., with public capital, is responsible for the planning, construction and operation of the tram network

The 16 km long tram line currently serves 24 stops, including 10 interchange hubs. The latter are:

• Findel - Luxembourg Airport
• Héienhaff P+R
• Luxexpo
• Rout Bréck - Pafendall / Pfaffenthal - Kirchberg
• Stäreplaz / Étoile
• Hamilius
• Gare Centrale
• Lycée Bouneweg
• Howald Gare
  
• Stadion

The tram has provided the connection between the first two interchange hubs since 10 December 2017:

• Luxexpo (at the top of the Kirchberg plateau) with the RGTR buses and the City of Luxembourg buses (AVL) and the P+R: a complex with a bus station, shops, covered car park for 500 cars, 14 charging stations for electric vehicles, 200 secure bikebox bicycle parking spaces and offices) and
• Pfaffenthal - Kirchberg (Pont Rouge / Red Bridge) where users can take the funicular to board trains at the Pfaffenthal CFL stop or continue their journey by bus
  

On this 1st section of 3.5 km on Kirchberg, the tram serves 8 stops:

• Luxexpo
  
• Alphonse Weicker
• Nationalbibliothéik / Bibliothèque nationale
• Universitéit
• Coque
  
• Europaparlament / Parlement européen
• Philharmonie / Mudam
• Rout Bréck - Pafendall / Pfaffenthal - Kirchberg

Since 27 July 2018, on the second section of 1.6 km between the Pont Rouge and Place de l'Étoile interchange hubs, which runs via the Glacis to Limpertsberg, the tram has been serving three additional stops:

• Theater
• Faïencerie
• Stäreplaz / Étoile

Since 13 December 2020, the tram line has been extended by 2 km and connected to 4 new stops, including 2 new interchange hubs*:

• Hamilius*
• Place de Metz
• Paräisser Plaz / Place de Paris
• Gare Centrale*

From 11 September 2022, 2 new stops and 1 new interchange hubs* were added to the tram line:

• Leschte Steiwer / Dernier Sol
• Lycée Bouneweg*

On 7 July 2024, 5 new stops and 2 new interchange hubs* on the tram line went into operation:

• Scillas
• Howald Gare*
• Lycée Vauban
• Waassertuerm
• Stadion*

On 2 March 2025, with the completion of the first line, 2 new stations, which represent 2 new interchange hubs*, were put into operation on tram line 1:

• Héienhaff P+R
• Findel - Luxembourg Airport

Since 1 March 2020, public transport in Luxembourg is free of charge throughout the Grand Duchy, whether by bus, train (except 1^st class) or tram.

This measure applies to residents, cross-border workers and tourists.

There is a price reduction for season tickets on cross-border lines.

People with reduced mobility (PRM) can travel by tram without any problems.

Access from the platform is at ground level and movement inside the trains is facilitated by a standardised low-floor area. Ramps at the end of the stops allow easy access to the platforms from the pavements.

The tram can therefore be easily used by people with reduced mobility, older people and passengers with pushchairs or luggage.

All the precautions taken in terms of road design and equipment allow pedestrians to move around more easily and safely.

The rationalisation of car and bus traffic also contributes to this.

Particular attention is paid to pedestrian crossings, signage and the installation of street furniture.

• Length of a tram: 45 m
• Width of a tram: 2.65 m
• Number of double doors on each side: 8
• Semi-automatic defibrillator per tram: 1
• USB ports: 1 USB port per two seats
• Capacity of one tram: 420 people
• Capacity per hour and direction (journeys every 3 to 8 minutes): up to 10,000 people/hour/direction
• Length 1st section Luxexpo - Pont Rouge: 3.6 km
• Length 2nd section Pont Rouge - Étoile: 2.0 km
• Length 3rd section Étoile - Gare Centrale: 2.4 km
• Length 4th section Gare Centrale - Lycée Bonnevoie: 1.4 km
• Length 5th section Lycée Bonnevoie - Stadion: 3.8 km
• Length 6th section Luxexpo - Findel airport: 3.9 km