HTM | trams and buses in The Hague and the region

Tram

Our trams have been running in The Hague and the region since 1864. They are equipped with the latest technology to enable them to take passengers to their destinations quickly and comfortably. HTM trams are part of the cityscape of The Hague and are recognizable by all the city’s inhabitants and its visitors. HTM operates three different type of trams in The Hague and the surrounding municipalities. Most of the trams have floors on street level, so that passengers can get on and off easily. Over 275,000 passengers a day make use of our 12 tram lines.

Bus

HTM buses have been running in the city of The Hague and the local area for more than 90 years. Only buses with floors on street level are used now to take our passengers in safety and comfort to their destination. HTM has 115 buses running on natural gas and 8 electric buses, in that way contributing to a better environment. 50,000 passengers a day make use of our 10 bus lines.

Avenio (red-white & red-grey trams)

Our Avenio-type city tram started running in the timetable in 2015. The 70 Avenio trams are gradually transformed from red-grey to white-grey.

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RandstadRail (white-blue trams)

In 2006, our RandstadRail tram type Citadis began operating in the timetable. This low-floor tram provides a fast, comfortable connection between The Hague and Zoetermeer.

GTL (red-beige trams)

Since 1981, HTM has been operating the red-beige tram of the GTL type. This tram will be replaced when our new TINA trams are introduced.

Buses

Since 2019, HTM has been operating eight zero-emission electric buses and low-emission natural gas buses. All buses have a low floor, making them easily accessible.