Lille Metro (Métro de Lille)

Lille Metro is a driverless light metro system located in Lille, France. Inaugurated on April 25, 1983, the metro system has become an integral part of Lille's public transportation, serving the needs of both residents and visitors. The light metro system is composed of two lines serving 60 stations, and runs on a 45-kilometre (28 mi) route. The system is part of a multi-modal public transport system covering the Lille metropolitan area, as well as buses and trams operating under the Ilevia brand.

Operator
Operation start1983
Total Lines2 Metro Lines
Total Station60 Active Stations
Metro City/CountryLille France
Official Webhttps://www.ilevia.fr/

Metro linesStationsTerminal stations
Line 118C.H.R. B-Calmette Cantons
Line 242Saint-Philibert CH Dron

  • The Lille Metro officially opened on 25 April 1983, marking the beginning of modern rapid transit in the city of Lille, France.
  • Lille Metro is renowned for its advanced automated systems, operating without drivers and ensuring accuracy and safety in its operations.
  • The metro system consists of two lines, Line 1 (yellow) and Line 2 (red), which provide extensive coverage in major areas of Lille and facilitate convenient connectivity.
  • The Lille Metro serves as a vital link in the city's public transportation network, seamlessly connecting residential, commercial and cultural districts.
  • The metro stations in Lille feature contemporary architectural designs, contributing to the city's modern aesthetic and providing passengers with a visually appealing transit hub.
  • Some metro stations showcase public art installations, enhancing the cultural atmosphere and providing passengers with a unique and enriching travel experience.
  • Lille Metro stations are designed for efficient interchangeability between lines, allowing passengers to move seamlessly and easily navigate the city.
  • The metro system prioritizes accessibility, with features such as lifts and ramps ensuring it is inclusive and friendly to passengers with reduced mobility.
  • The Lille Metro incorporates energy-efficient practices, which align with the city's broader sustainability goals and reduce its environmental impact.
  • The Lille Metro has played a role in influencing urban development, contributing to the accessibility and attractiveness of different neighborhoods within the city.
Metro NetworkLinesStations
Paris Metro18307
Lyon Metro440
Marseille Metro230
Rennes Metro227
Toulouse Metro00