List of suburban and commuter rail systems

This is an alphabetical listing of cities and countries that have commuter or suburban railways that are currently operational and in service. Commuter and suburban rail systems are train services that connect city centres with outer suburbs or nearby cities, with most passengers traveling for work or school. Unlike metros or light rail these systems usually operate on main line tracks unsegregated from other rail traffic. They differ from regional rail in that they usually have a hub-and-spoke paradigm and are focused on moving large number of passengers to a central business district.

Africa

Country City or area Name External
link 		Lines Stations Length
(km) 		Daily
ridership
Algeria Algiers Algiers suburban rail network SNTF 7 44 212 91,000 (2018)[1]
Botswana Gaborone - Lobatse BR Express (Botswana Railways) 1 3
Egypt Cairo Cairo Light Rail Transit[Note 1][2] 1 12 70
Kenya Nairobi Nairobi rail service 4 23 160 9,400[3]
Morocco Casablanca Al Bidaoui ONCF 2 11 32.0
Senegal Dakar Train Express Regional (TER) TER 1 14 55 50,000 (2022)[4]
Dakar-Thiès Petit train de banlieue http://www.au-senegal.com/Le-chemin-de-fer.html 1
South Africa Cape Town Metrorail Western Cape Metrorail Archived 2013-05-05 at the Wayback Machine 4 122 423 500,000[5]
Durban Metrorail KwaZulu-Natal Metrorail Archived 2013-05-05 at the Wayback Machine 8 99
East London Metrorail Eastern Cape Metrorail Archived 2013-05-05 at the Wayback Machine 1 18
Johannesburg/Pretoria Metrorail Gauteng Metrorail Archived 2013-05-05 at the Wayback Machine 12
Gautrain Gautrain 2 10 80
Port Elizabeth Metrorail Eastern Cape Metrorail Archived 2013-05-05 at the Wayback Machine 1 10
Tanzania Dar es Salaam Dar es Salaam commuter rail Tazarasite.com 2 23 45 16,000
Tunisia Tunis TGM TransTu 1 18 19
SNCFT [1] 1 23.2
Réseau Ferroviaire Rapide [2] 3 32 40
Sahel Sahel Metro [3] 1 29 73

Asia

Country City or area Name External
link 		Lines Stations Length
(km) 		Daily
ridership
Azerbaijan Baku Baku suburban railway Azerbaijan Railways Official Site 2 15 91 30,300
China Beijing Beijing Suburban Railway 4 22 364.7
Changsha Changsha–Zhuzhou–Xiangtan intercity railway 1 21 97.6
Chengdu Chengdu Commuter Rail 2 33 194.3
Guiyang Guiyang railway loop line 1 17 113
Haikou Haikou Suburban Rail 1 7 51.4
Lanzhou Lanzhou–Zhongchuan Airport intercity railway 1 6 61
Ningbo Ningbo Suburban Railway 1 3 48.7
Pearl River Delta Pearl River Delta Metropolitan Region intercity railway 7 80[Note 2] 379.034[Note 3]
Shanghai Shanghai Suburban Railway 2 15 114.978
Shaoxing Shaoxing Tourism New Transit railway 1 5 80.2
Taizhou Taizhou Urban Train 2 5 104.338
Hong Kong[Note 4] Hong Kong MTR[Note 5] MTR 5 58 119.7 1,877,400
India Chennai Chennai Suburban Railway 8 300 1,174.21 1,500,000
Lucknow - Kanpur Lucknow-Kanpur Suburban Railway 2 16 72 80,000
Delhi Delhi Suburban Railway 35 3,700
Hyderabad Hyderabad MMTS 3 29 50 220,000
Kolkata Kolkata Suburban Railway Eastern Railway 24 458 1501 6,100,000
Pune Pune Suburban Railway 2 29 64 100,000
Mumbai Mumbai Suburban Railway Mumbai Railway Vikas Corporation 5 140 465 7,585,000
Indonesia Jakarta (Greater Jakarta)[Note 6] KRL Commuterline KAI Commuter Archived 2024-06-02 at the Wayback Machine 5 80 293.4 1,200,000[6]
Soekarno–Hatta Airport Rail Link Railink 1 5 54.3 4,100[7]
Merak Commuter Line 1 13 68.5
Jatiluhur and Walahar Commuter Line 1 10 60
Bandung (Greater Bandung) Greater Bandung Commuter Line KAI Commuter Archived 2024-06-02 at the Wayback Machine 1 14 42 75,070
Garut Commuter Line 1 33
Semarang (Greater Semarang) Kedungsepur 1 8 60
Surabaya (Greater Surabaya) Greater Surabaya Commuter Line KAI Commuter Archived 2024-06-02 at the Wayback Machine 8 52,502
Medan (Greater Medan) Sri Lelawangsa 1 7 21 15,586
Kualanamu Airport Rail Link Railink 1 2 40
Padang (Greater Padang) Minangkabau Express 1 8 23
Yogyakarta–Surakarta Adisumarmo Airport Rail Link 1 5 13.5
Prambanan Express 1 5 64
Yogyakarta International Airport Rail Link 1 4
KRL Commuterline Yogyakarta–Solo 1 13 65.4 29,744
Iran Tehran Tehran Metro Line 5 Urban & Suburban Railway Operation Co 1 11 41.5
Israel Tel Aviv, Haifa,
Jerusalem, Beersheba 		Israel Railways Israel Railways 11 69 1221 225,000
Japan Fukui Echizen Railway JP 2 44 53
Fukuoka-Kitakyushu JR Kyushu[8] JA EN 11 175 464.3
Nishi-Nippon Railroad (Nishitetsu) JA EN 4 72 106.1 542,994
Amagi Railway JA 1 11 13.7 3,700
Heisei Chikuhō Railway 3 35 49.2
Hiroshima JR West[9] 4 76 247.8
Kanazawa Hokuriku Railroad (Hokutetsu)[Note 7] JP 2 29 20.6
Matsuyama Iyotetsu JP 3[Note 8] 35 33.9
Nagano Nagano Electric Railway (Nagaden) JP 1 24 33.2
Nagoya (Chūkyō Area) JR Central[10] JA EN 10 138 465.2
Aichi Loop Line (Aikan) JA 1 23 45.3 38,759[11]
Johoku Line (TKJ) JA 1 6 11.2 1,384
Kinki Nippon Electric Railway (Kintetsu)[Note 9] JA EN 6 89 168.4
Nagoya Railroad (Meitetsu) JA EN+map Archived 2013-05-30 at the Wayback Machine 20 275 443.8
Nagoya Seaside Rapid Railway (Aonami Line) JA+map 1 11 15.2 43,888
Sangi Railway JA 2 29 48
Toyohashi Railroad (Toyotetsu) JA 1[Note 10] 16 18
Niigata JR East[12] 6 58 177.9
Okayama-Kurashiki JR West[13] 8 117 417.5
Mizushima Rinkai Railway JP 1 10 11.2
Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto
(Keihanshin Area) 		JR West Urban Network[14] JA EN 25 361 985.7
Hankyu Railway JA EN+map 9 91 136 1,950,000
Hanshin Electric Railway JA EN 3 46 43.9
Hokushin Kyuko Electric Railway JA 1 2 7.5
Keihan Electric Railway JA EN 7 88 90.7
Kinki Nippon Electric Railway (Kintetsu)[Note 11] JA EN 15 185 302.5
Kita-Osaka Kyuko Railway (Kitakyu) JA+map EN+map 1 4 5.9
Kobe Electric Railway (Shintetsu) JA 4 46 69.2 160,900[15]
Kobe Rapid Railway[Note 12] JA 2 11 7.6
Nankai Electric Railway JA 8 99 157.9 586,866[16][17]
Nose Electric Railway JA 2 15 14.8
Sanyo Electric Railway JA 2 49 63.2
Sapporo JR Hokkaido[18] JA EN 3 55 168.7
Sendai JR East[19] JA EN 5 86 252
Sendai Airport Transit JP 1 4 7.1 6,670
Shizuoka-Hamamatsu JR Central[20] 3 70 268.4
Takamatsu Takamatsu-Kotohira Electric Railroad JA 3 52 60
Tokyo (Greater Tokyo Area) JR East[21] JA EN 43 623 2282.8 16,359,962[22]
Hakone Tozan Line[Note 13] JA 1 11[Note 14] 15[Note 15]
Hokuso Railway JA EN 1 15 32.3 108,680[23]
Izuhakone Railway JA 1[Note 16] 12 9.6
Kanto Railway JA 2 28 55.6
Keihin Electric Express Railway (Keikyu) JA EN 5 77 87 1,316,499[22]
Keio Corporation JA EN 6[24] 69[24] 88.3 1,851,364[22]
Keisei Electric Railway JA EN 6 69 152.8 786,063[22]
Metropolitan Intercity Railway Company (Tsukuba Express) JA EN 1 20 58.3 431,060[25]
Nagareyama Line (Ryūden) JA 1 6 5.7
Odakyu Electric Railway JA EN 3 80 120.5 2,069,383[22]
Sagami Railway (Sotetsu) JA EN 2 28 35.9 634,899[22]
Saitama Railway JA EN+map 1 8 14.6
Seibu Railway JA EN 12 92 176.6 1,804,521[22]
Tobu Railway JA EN 13 204 463.3 2,522,067[22]
Tokyu Corporation JA EN 7[Note 17] 86 100.3 3,171,660[22]
Toyo Rapid Railway JA EN 1 9 16.2 133,000[26]
Toyama Toyama Chihō Railway (Chitetsu) JA 3[Note 18] 66 93.2
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Malaysia Greater Kuala Lumpur KTM Komuter KTM Berhad 3 56 269 120,389[27]
Express Rail Link KLIA Ekspres 2 5 57 17,634[28]
Greater Kota Kinabalu Western Sabah Railway Line Sabah State Railway Berhad 1 15 134
Greater Penang KTM Komuter Northern Sector KTM Berhad 2 20 272
Myanmar Yangon Yangon Circular Railway [29] 1 39 45.9 100,000-150,000
Philippines Manila Philippine National Railways Metro Commuter Line PNR Archived 2021-05-26 at the Wayback Machine 1 32 75.7 100,000
Naga, Legazpi Philippine National Railways Bicol Commuter PNR Archived 2021-05-26 at the Wayback Machine 1
South Korea Seoul Capital Area AREX KO 1 14 63.8 182,343
Great Train eXpress KO 1 9 81.1
Korail KO EN 8 260 591.4 3,197,423[30]
Busan Korail Donghae Line[Note 19] EN 1 23 65.7 51,097
Sri Lanka Colombo Sri Lanka Railways [4] 18 201 1,436 301,894 [31]
Taiwan Greater Taipei-Taoyuan-Hsinchu Taiwan Railway TRA 4
Taichung Taiwan Railway TRA 2
Tainan-Kaohsiung Taiwan Railway TRA 1
Thailand Bangkok (Bangkok Metropolitan Region) Greater Bangkok Commuter rail State Railway of Thailand 5 21 623
SRT Red Lines 2 11 41.26
Airport Rail Link Airport Rail Link 1 7 28.6 47,000 [32]
Turkey Adapazarı Adaray 1 7 8.4
Ankara Başkentray [5] 1 26 37
Istanbul Marmaray Marmaray Archived 2019-06-07 at the Wayback Machine 1 43 76.6 148,034
İzmir İZBAN [6] 2 41 136 185,000
Gaziantep Gaziray [7] 1 16 25.5

Europe

Country City or area Name External
link 		Lines Stations Length
(km) 		Daily
ridership
Austria Graz S-Bahn Steiermark Graz-Köflacher Bahn (GKB) ÖBB Steiermärkische Landesbahnen (StB) 11 112 450 45,520[33]
Austria / Germany / Italy Innsbruck Tyrol S-Bahn ÖBB 6 68 271 42,000[34]
Austria / Italy Klagenfurt S-Bahn Kärnten ÖBB 4 82 325
Austria Linz S-Bahn Oberösterreich S-Bahn OberösterreichLILOÖBB 5 62 172
Austria / Germany Salzburg Salzburg S-Bahn Berchtesgadener Land Bahn (BLB)ÖBBSalzburger Lokalbahn (SLB) 5 64 130
Austria Vienna S-Bahn Wien ÖBB S-Bahn Wien 10 181 475 300,000
Austria / Liechtenstein / Germany /  Switzerland Vorarlberg S-Bahn Vorarlberg
(in part Bodensee S-Bahn) 		Montafonerbahn ÖBB Bodensee S-Bahn 6 46 80
Belgium Antwerp S-trein Antwerpen NMBS 4
Brussels Brussels S Train [8] [9] 12 120 350 68,500[35]
Charleroi Charleroi RER SNCB 4 63
Ghent S-trein Gent NMBS 3
Liège Liège RER SNCB 4 35
Croatia Split Split Suburban Railway 1 7 17.8 156[36]
Zagreb Zagreb Commuter Rail 1 19 47
Czech Republic Prague Esko Prague 33 295 933 110,000
Ostrava Esko Moravian-Silesian Region 10
Denmark Aalborg Aalborg Commuter Rail DSB 1 7 27
Copenhagen S-train1 S-tog 7 85 170 357,000
Estonia Tallinn Tallinn commuter rail Elron [10] 11 62 259
Finland Helsinki Helsinki commuter rail VR commuter rail Archived 2014-10-25 at the Wayback Machine 14 55 236 200,000[37]
Tampere Tampere commuter rail Nysse Archived 2019-12-16 at the Wayback Machine 2 20
France Lille TER Hauts-De-France SNCF 12 363
Paris Réseau Express Régional (RER)1 RATP 5 257 602 3,290,000[38]
Transilien Transilien 15 383 1299 3,520,700[39]
Toulouse Toulouse railway network Tisséo Archived 2005-10-16 at the Wayback Machine 2 10
Germany / France Offenburg/Strasbourg Ortenau S-Bahn SWEG 4 170
Germany Berlin Berlin S-Bahn1 S-Bahn Berlin GmbH 15 166 335.2 1,500,000[40]
Bremen Bremen Regional S-Bahn NordWestBahn 4 56 270
Dresden Dresden S-Bahn DB Regio 3 46 166 36,000[41]
Frankfurt/Mainz/Wiesbaden (Frankfurt Rhine-Main area) Rhine-Main S-Bahn DB Regio 9 108 303 400,000
Freiburg im Breisgau Breisgau S-Bahn DB Regio 8 190
Hamburg Hamburg S-Bahn1 S-Bahn Hamburg GmbH Hamburger Verkehrsverbund 6 68 144 605,000[42]
Hanover Hanover S-Bahn DB Regio 8 74 385 82191
Leipzig/Halle Mitteldeutschland S-Bahn DB RegioS-Bahn Mitteldeutschland Archived 2018-02-24 at the Wayback Machine 7 104 839 90,000[43]
Magdeburg Mittelelbe S-Bahn DB Regio 1 22 130 5479
Mannheim/Heidelberg/Karlsruhe RheinNeckar S-Bahn DB Regio 5 77 437 75,000
Munich Munich S-Bahn DB RegioMVV 8 148 434 800,000
Nuremberg Nuremberg S-Bahn DB Regio 4 78 320 40,000
Ruhr Area/Cologne/Düsseldorf Cologne S-Bahn DB Regio 4 65 239
Rhein-Ruhr S-Bahn AbellioDB RegioRegio-Bahn 11 181 475 356,000[44][45]
Villingen-Schwenningen/Tuttlingen Ringzug SWEG 6 46 194
Rostock Rostock S-Bahn DB Regio 3 24 90.7
Stuttgart Stuttgart S-Bahn Stuttgart S-Bahn 6 75 215 435,000
Ulm Danube-Iller Regional S-Bahn Regio S-Bahn 7 55 388
Greece Athens Athens Suburban Railway (Proastiakos) Athens Suburban Railway 4 45 292 30,000[46]
Thessaloniki Proastiakos Thessaloniki Proastiakos Thessaloniki 2 25 248.9
Patras Proastiakos Patras Proastiakos Patras 2 16[47] 29 4,400[48]
Hungary Budapest BHÉV MÁV-HÉV Zrt. 5 79 101 200,000[49]
Suburban trains in Budapest 14 333 172,000[49]
Ireland Dublin (Greater Dublin Area) Dublin Area Rapid Transit Iarnród Éireann 2 32 53 81,905
Dublin Suburban Rail Iarnród Éireann 5 77 40,000
Cork Cork Suburban Rail Iarnród Éireann 3 10 5,975
Galway Galway Suburban Rail Iarnród Éireann 1 3
Limerick Limerick Suburban Rail Iarnród Éireann 3 7
Italy Bari Bari metropolitan railway service FNB
Ferrovie Archived 2017-07-04 at the Wayback Machine 		2 13
Bologna Bologna metropolitan railway service SFM Bologna 8 82 350 82,076 [50]
Catanzaro Servizio ferroviario metropolitano di Catanzaro 1 11 11.1
Milan Milan suburban railway service Trenord 11 123 403 230,000[51]
Naples Naples metropolitan railway service EAV and Trenitalia 8 129 184.2
Palermo Palermo metropolitan railway service Trenitalia 2 17 39
Rome FL lines Trenitalia 8 128 672 372,000
Rome–Lido railway 1 14 28 90,000
Rome–Civita Castellana–Viterbo railway[Note 20] 1 7 12.77
Turin Turin metropolitan railway service Torino Ferrovie GTT Trenitalia 7 85
Salerno Salerno metropolitan railway service Trenitalia 1 6 6
Latvia Riga Vivi Map 4 80 248.5
Lithuania Kaunas Elektrichka Map
Vilnius Elektrichka Map
Norway Bergen Bergen Commuter Rail /Vy Gjøvikbanen Vy 2 28 135
Oslo Oslo Commuter Rail Ruter 2 48 92
Stavanger Jæren Commuter Rail Kolumbus 1 18 75 7,000
Trondheim Trønderbanen SJ 2 35 290 3 300
Poland Bydgoszcz, Toruń Szybka kolej miejska BiTCity Polregio 1 13
Kraków Koleje Małopolskie Koleje Małopolskie 1 9 14
Kraków Szybka Kolej Aglomeracyjna w Aglomeracji Krakowskiej Koleje Małopolskie 3
Łódź Łódzka Kolej Aglomeracyjna Łódzka Kolej Aglomeracyjna 4 61
Poznań Poznańska Kolej Metropolitalna PKM 5
Silesia Szybka Kolej Regionalna KS 1 13 29
Tricity Area Szybka Kolej Miejska w Trójmieście (Tricity Rapid City Rail) Szybka Kolej Miejska 1 27
Pomorska Kolej Metropolitalna Pomorska Kolej Metropolitalna 1 11 19.5
Warsaw Koleje Mazowieckie Koleje Mazowieckie 8 1266 170,151[52]
Szybka Kolej Miejska SKM Warszawa Archived 2007-09-28 at the Wayback Machine 5 46 77,000
Warszawska Kolej Dojazdowa WKD 1 28 23,500[53]
Wrocław Lower Silesian Agglomeration Railway KD 1 23[Note 21]
Portugal Coimbra CP Urban Services CP (in English) 1 20
Lisbon CP Urban Services CP (in English) 4 67
Fertagus Fertagus (in Portuguese) 1 14 54
Porto CP Urban Services CP (in English) 4 78
Romania Bucharest CFR Săgeata Albastră Căile Ferate Române (in Romanian) 1 4 20 2,750
Russia Moscow Moscow Suburban Railway 13 749 2384.7 2,739,726
Moscow Central Diameters MCD (in Russian) 2 66 132
Aeroexpress Aeroexpress 3 9
Yekaterinburg Yekaterinburg City Rail SPK (in Russian) 2 14 70
Nizhny Novgorod Nizhny Novgorod City Rail NNCR (in Russian) Archived 2018-11-30 at the Wayback Machine 3 27 71.2
Serbia Belgrade BG Voz City of Belgrade – Secretariat for Public Transport (in Serbian) 2 21 31.3 35,000
Spain Alicante/Murcia Cercanías Murcia/Alicante Cercanías Murcia/Alicante 4 40 220 9,000
Barcelona Rodalies Barcelona Cercanías Barcelona 19 228 615 350,000
Bilbao Cercanías Bilbao Cercanías Bilbao 4 63 100 40,000[54]
Euskotren Trena Euskotren 3 79 23,000[54]
Cádiz/Jerez de la Frontera Cercanías Cádiz Cercanías Cádiz 2 13 61 18,000
Ferrol Cercanías Galicia Cercanías Ferrol 1 24 53 75
León Cercanías León Cercanías León 1 44 98,3 350
Madrid Cercanías Madrid Cercanías Madrid 10 90 370 880,000
Málaga Cercanías Málaga Cercanías Málaga 2 26 70 44,000
Palma de Mallorca Serveis Ferroviaris de Mallorca 3 29 85 30,684
Oviedo/Gijón Cercanías Asturias Cercanías Asturias 9 143 383 24,000
Santander Cercanías Cantabria Cercanías Cantabria 3 27 92 14,500
San Sebastián Cercanías San Sebastián Cercanías San Sebastián 1 30 80.5 19,700
Seville Cercanías Sevilla Cercanías Sevilla 5 37 251 25.0
Valencia Cercanías Valencia Cercanías Valencia 6 66 252 57,534
Zaragoza Cercanías Zaragoza Cercanías Zaragoza 1 6 16.6 1164
Sweden Gothenburg Gothenburg commuter rail [11] 3 25 104 60,000
Linköping/Norrköping Östergötland commuter rail Östgötatrafiken 1 11 115 9,000
Scania Pågatågen Skånetrafiken 6 78 388 50,000
Stockholm Stockholm commuter rail SL 4[55] 53[55] 241[55] 410,000[55]
Roslagsbanan and Saltsjöbanan SL 5[55] 56[55] 83[55] 70,000[55]
 Switzerland Aargau Aargau S-Bahn AAR Bus+Bahn 6 78
 Switzerland / Germany / France Basel
(Trinational Eurodistrict of Basel) 		Basel S-Bahn Regio-S-Bahn Basel 5 72 250 65,000
 Switzerland Bern Bern S-Bahn Bern S-Bahn 13 134 175,000
Chur Chur S-Bahn Rhaetian Railway 2 22 53
Fribourg RER Fribourg RER Fribourg 7
 Switzerland / France Geneva (Grand Genève) Léman Express CFF and SNCF 6 45 230
 Switzerland Lausanne RER Vaud RER Vaud 10 75
Lucerne Lucerne S-Bahn S-Bahn Luzern 9
 Switzerland / Germany Schaffhausen Schaffhausen S-Bahn
(in part Bodensee S-Bahn) 		Schaffhausen S-Bahn Bodensee S-Bahn 3 16
 Switzerland / Germany / Austria St. Gallen St. Gallen S-Bahn
(in part Bodensee S-Bahn) 		St. Gallen S-Bahn Bodensee S-Bahn 23 188
 Switzerland / Germany Zurich
(Zurich Metropolitan Area) 		Zürich S-Bahn ZVV 28 171 380 456,073[56]
 Switzerland Zug Zug Stadtbahn 2
Ukraine Kyiv Kyiv Urban Electric Train 1 15 50 32,000
United Kingdom Belfast Belfast Suburban Rail (NI Railways) NI Railways 4 44
Birmingham West Midlands Trains Centro, Network West Midlands 9 146 867.4
Bristol MetroWest MetroWest
Cardiff Valley Lines Arriva Trains Wales 81 169
Edinburgh ScotRail First ScotRail
Glasgow ScotRail First ScotRail 341 3032
Greater Manchester [12] 98 229
Liverpool Merseyrail Merseyrail, Merseytravel 2 68 120.7 110,000
Leeds MetroTrain MetroTrain
Greater London1 c2c c2c 3 28 128.7
Chiltern Railway Chiltern Railways 62 336.4
Great Western Railway Great Western Railway 270 2129.2
TSGN TSGN 129 778.9
Greater Anglia Abellio Greater Anglia 168
London Overground London Overground 9 112 167 517,808[57]
Southern Southern Railway 12 67
South Western Railway South Western Railway 14 90
London & South Eastern Railway London & South Eastern Railway 15 74
Elizabeth Line Elizabeth line 4 23 59

North America

Country City or area Name External
link 		Lines Stations Length
(km) 		Daily
ridership
Canada Montreal Exo commuter rail Exo 5 61 224.6 83,100
Toronto GO Transit Go Transit 7 70 526 216,000
Union Pearson Express UP Express 1 5 23.3 10,091
Vancouver West Coast Express West Coast Express 1 8 69 11,300
Costa Rica San José Interurbano Line 3 32 72
Cuba Havana Havana Suburban Railway 8
Mexico Mexico City Tren Suburbano Ferrocarriles Suburbanos 1 7 27 218,000[58]
Mexico City-Toluca El Insurgente El Insurgente 1 4 57.7
United States Albuquerque New Mexico Rail Runner Express Rio Metro 1 11 156 3,900
Austin CapMetro Rail CapMetro – CapMetro Rail 1 9 51 1,600
Boston MBTA Commuter Rail MBTA – Commuter Rail Maps and Schedules 12 141 641 129,400
Chicago Metra Metra 11 243 785 296,600
South Shore Line South Shore Line 1 19 140 11,500
Dallas–Fort Worth Trinity Railway Express (TRE) Trinity Railway Express 1 10 54.7 8,300
A-train Denton County Transportation Authority 1 6 33.8 1,500
TEXRail Trinity Metro 1 9 43.8 1,301[59]
DART rail, Silver Line DART 1 10 41.84
Denver RTD Commuter Rail, A, B, G, and N lines Fastracks 4 21 85.29 28,700
Los Angeles Metrolink Metrolink 7 62 859 42,265
Miami - West Palm Beach Tri-Rail Tri-Rail 1 18 114.1 13,700
Nashville WeGo Star RTA – WeGo Star 1 6 51.5 1,000
New Haven-Hartford CTrail CTrail 2 22 194.5 3,431
New York metropolitan area Long Island Rail Road MTA – Long Island Rail Road 11 124 1100 385,000
Metro-North Railroad MTA – Metro-North Railroad 6 124 1267 300,000
NJ Transit NJ Transit 11 160 1530 301,746
Orlando SunRail SunRail 1 16 78.7 4,300
Philadelphia SEPTA Regional Rail SEPTA Regional Rail 13 153 450 125,300
Portland Westside Express Service (WES) TriMet WES 1 5 23.7 1,400
Salt Lake City FrontRunner UTA FrontRunner 1 16 142 13,000[60]
San Diego Coaster Coaster 1 8 66 4,800
San Francisco Bay Area Caltrain Caltrain 1 32 124.6 58,250
Altamont Corridor Express (ACE) ACE 1 10 138 2,800
Sonoma–Marin Area Rail Transit (SMART) SMART 1 12 45 2,206[61]
Seattle Sounder commuter rail Sound Transit 2 9 132 17,057
Washington MARC Maryland Transit Administration 3 43 301 31,300
Virginia Railway Express VRE 2 18 145 19,000

Oceania

Country City or area Name External
link 		Lines Stations Length
(km) 		Daily
ridership
Australia Adelaide Railways in Adelaide Adelaide Metro 6 89 132 39,700 (2018)[62]
South East Queensland Railways in South East Queensland Queensland Rail 12 153 689 148,000 (2019)[63]
Melbourne Metro Trains Melbourne1 Metro Trains Melbourne Public Transport Victoria Vicsig 17 221 1047 630,000 (2019)[64]
Perth Transperth Transperth 7 74 253 159,600 (2018)[65]
Sydney Sydney Trains1 Sydney Trains 9 170 813 709,000 (2023)[66]
New Zealand Auckland AT Metro Auckland Transport 4 40 129.10[67] 300,000[68]
Auckland-Hamilton Te Huia Te Huia 1 6 138.37
Wellington Metlink Metlink 5 48 154 30,000
Capital Connection Capital Connection 1 5 136

South America

Country City or area Name External
link 		Lines Stations Length
(km) 		Daily
ridership
Argentina Buenos Aires Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area Rail Network Trenes Argentinos Operaciones Satélite Ferroviario 8 224 815 1,400,000 (2015)[69]
Córdoba Tren de las Sierras Trenes Argentinos Operaciones Satélite Ferroviario 1 17 150.8 1,388 (2020)[70]
La Plata University train of La Plata Trenes Argentinos Operaciones 1 7 4.6 7,559 (2019)[71]
Neuquén-Cipolletti Tren del Valle Trenes Argentinos Operaciones 1 5 21 400 (2021)[72]
Salta Servicio Regional Salta Trenes Argentinos Operaciones Satélite Ferroviario 1 8 87 570 (2019)[73]
Santiago del Estero Tren al Desarrollo Government of Santiago del Estero 1 4 8
Argentina / Paraguay Posadas - Encarnación Posadas-Encarnación International Train Trenes Argentinos Operaciones 1 2 8 8,000 (2015)[74]
Brazil Crato–Juazeiro do Norte Cariri Metro Metrô do Cariri 9 5,000[75]
Fortaleza Fortaleza Metro (Metrofor)[Note 22] Metrofor 2 28 43 31,000
João Pessoa Sistema de Trens Urbanos de João Pessoa CBTU João Pessoa 1 12 30 10,000
Maceió Maceió Urban Rail CBTU Maceio 1 15 34.3 11,000
Natal Sistema de Trens Urbanos de Natal CBTU Natal 2 23 56 15,000[76]
Rio de Janeiro SuperVia SuperVia 8 104 270 341,630[77]
São Paulo São Paulo Metropolitan Trains1 CPTM
ViaMobilidade 		7 96 278 2,300,000
Sobral VLT de Sobral

(Metrofor)[Note 23]

Metrofor 2 12 13.9 18,000
Teresina Teresina Metro 1 9 13.5 8,000
Chile Valparaiso Valparaíso Metro Metro de Valparaíso 1 20 43 75,000[78]
Concepción Biotren 2 17 48 24,500[79]
Corto Laja 1 22 87.3 1,600
Santiago - Rancagua Metrotren 1 18 133.8 74,000[80]
Victoria Regional Victoria-Temuco 1 8 65 1,300
Talca Talca-Constitución Buscarril Buscarril 1 11 88 136
Uruguay Montevideo State Railways Administration of Uruguay 1 5 80 1200
Venezuela Caracas Sistema Ferroviario Central 1 4 41.4 140,000

See also

Notes

  1. ^ Cairo Train classified as light rail and use the Commuter rail tram-train as metro system.
  2. ^ Not including the 25 stations of the Guangfo Metro.
  3. ^ The 39.6 km Guangfo Metro is not included.
  4. ^ A "special administrative region" of the People's Republic of China since 1997.
  5. ^ In the MTR system, East Rail line, Tuen Ma line, and Tung Chung line are classified as suburban railways. The rest of the system mostly provide metro services.
  6. ^ Include regency of Lebak, Karawang, and Purwakarta.
  7. ^ Most of this company's once-extensive rail lines have closed, and this company now primarily functions as a bus operator on its former railway routes.
  8. ^ The Takahama Line and the Yokogawara Line now operate as a single line, which means that a train goes directly from Takahama Station to Yokogawara Station via Matsuyama City Station, yet they're still counted as two separate lines.
  9. ^ Only Nagoya Line and its branches, and Yamada/Toba/Shima Line
  10. ^ Only the Atsumi Line is a commuter railway, the other line that Toyotetsu operates, the Azumada Main Line, is a tram line.
  11. ^ Except Nagoya Line and its branches, and Yamada/Toba/Shima Line
  12. ^ The company itself does not own any rolling stocks, instead it provides through service for 4 other railway companies (Shintetsu, Hanshin, Hankyu, and Sanyo) into Kobe city center.
  13. ^ As the name "Tozan", or "mountain-climbing", indicates, this line is a primary scenic railway for the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park uphill. However, Odakyu commuter trains operate on the section from Odawara to Hakone-Yumoto, thus only this section should be considered as commuter rail.
  14. ^ 5, if only the section from Odawara to Hakone-Yumoto is counted.
  15. ^ 6.1, if only the section from Odawara to Hakone-Yumoto is counted.
  16. ^ The Daiyūzan Line serves Odawara, a city inside the Greater Tokyo; the other line Sunzu Line serves Mishima, which is outside Greater Tokyo.
  17. ^ Tokyu corporation owns 8 lines in total, but the Setagaya Line is not included here since it is classified as a light rail line; Tokyu also operates Kodomonokuni Line, which is owned by Yokohama Minatomirai Railway
  18. ^ The Fujikoshi Line and the Kamidaki Line now operate as one line.
  19. ^ Only the urban section between Bujeon station and Taehwagang station
  20. ^ Only the urban section between Piazzale Flaminio station and Montebello station
  21. ^ The number of stations and stops in the large agglomeration – 77 The number of active stations and stops in the large agglomeration – 70 The number of stations and stops in the small agglomeration – 26 The number of active stations and stops in the small agglomeration – 23
  22. ^ Fortaleza is in the process of converting its suburban rail network into a full metro system.
  23. ^ Metrô de Sobral is classified as light rail and use the Commuter rail tram-train as metro system.
  • ^1 Sydney, Melbourne, Berlin, Copenhagen, Hamburg, London, Paris (RER) and São Paulo (CPTM) have hybrid systems, with trains running as metro-like services (on segregated track—usually in tunnel—and with high frequency) in their inner cities, but as main-line commuter services in the suburbs. Nonetheless, the International Association of Public Transport (French: L’Union internationale des transports publics (UITP)) does not consider these systems to be "metro" systems.[81]

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