About Tram forum
Theme: Tramway of Tomorrow
December 1-2 2026
The Tram Forum conference is a pivotal event in the field of public transportation, specifically focusing on light rail systems. It brings together industry experts, policymakers, and academics to discuss the latest advancements, challenges, and opportunities in tram and urban transport systems. The conference is a prime opportunity for networking, sharing knowledge, and staying updated with the latest technological innovations. Registering for the Tramway conference is essential for professionals in the sector to gain insights, contribute to discussions, and be a part of shaping the future of urban mobility. It's a unique platform for collaboration and learning, essential for anyone involved in or interested in the development of sustainable and efficient public transport systems.
The programme will focus on three main themes:
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Infrastructure Maintenance and Asset Management
Proactive maintenance, wheel–rail interaction, noise and vibration. -
Urban Development and Tramway Projects
New and planned projects, sustainable growth, green infrastructure and city development. -
Future Technologies and Innovation
Autonomous operations, vehicle development, digitalisation and procurement.
The Tram Forum runs for two days, and we offer plenty of networking opportunities, interesting discussions and informative talks. It is the only event in the Nordic that doesn't allowed sponsored presentations, allowing you to trust that our agenda is compiled with the interest of the light rail sector in mind. Sign up today!
Registration for this autumn’s conference will open soon!

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About Spårvagnsstäderna
Who are organizing Tram Forum?
Spårvagnsstäderna is a collaborative organization founded in 2009. Our goal is to make it easier to build modern light rail / tramways in The Nordics by facilitating cooperation and conversation within the sector. The association in membership based where cities and regions are appointed to our board and decide our direction, while suppliers, cities outside of Sweden and interest associations are welcomed as associated members. Knowledge sharing is the core of our organization and this happens in several ways, such as events like this one but also seminars and technical visits.








