Oberhausen Trams
The tram network in Oberhausen is operated by Stadtwerke Oberhausen (STOAG) in cooperation with Ruhrbahn (the operator for Mülheim and Essen). Currently, Oberhausen is served by one main tram line, Line 112, which connects Oberhausen with the neighboring city of Mülheim an der Ruhr. The total route length of the combined Mülheim/Oberhausen tram network is approximately 20 miles long. The service varies between trams every 10 minutes at peak times to 15/20 minutes during less busy periods.
The trams also share the route with bus services operating a mixture of surface (street running) sections and segregated tunnel and bridge sections exclusively for public transport use.
The trams also share the route with bus services operating a mixture of surface (street running) sections and segregated tunnel and bridge sections exclusively for public transport use.
Ruhrbahn Bombardier Flexity NF2 Tram No.1614 departs from Oberhausen Hbf with a Route 112 service between Neumakt and MH Hauptfriedhof.
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Düwag MGT6D partially low-floor tram No.208 departs from Oberhausen Hbf station operating a
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Düwag MGT6D partially low-floor tram No.209 arrives at Oberhausen Hbf station, operating a service to Neumarkt on Route 112.
Ruhrbahn Bombardier Flexity NF2 Tram No.1624 arrives into Oberhausen Hbf with a Route 112 service between Neumarkt from MH Hauptfriedhof.
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Düwag MGT6D partially low-floor tram No.209 arrives at Oberhausen Hbf station, operating a service to Neumarkt on Route 112.
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