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Transdev Dublin Light Rail
Transdev Dublin Light Rail was a leading operator and global integrator of mobility, committed to sustainable, inclusive public transport for all passengers.
We created, developed, and managed innovative mobility solutions for Luas. Our expertise included understanding the needs of our passengers and Dublin commuters, mobile applications, and environmentally friendly solutions, positioning Luas as a key player in Dublin.
- 55 million passengers were transported in 2025
- 700 employees representing 21 nationalities
- The fleet had 81 trams.
CONNECT PEOPLE AND PLACE
From 2004 to 2026, Luas, operated by Transdev Dublin
Light Rail (TDLR), wat the heart of how Dublin moves. From the leafy suburbs of Cherrywood, Tallaght, and Broombridge to the bustling city centre, Luas has done more than extend transport options—it has helped shape modern Dublin.
Luas helped take cars off the road, supports greener travel, and connects new communities to each other. Since its launch, TDLR delivered four seamless network extensions.
Every new connection brought change. Transdev are proud to partner with local schools and community projects along the way.
Together, we built a more connected, vibrant Dublin.
140.000 +
passengers on average daily
2
lines
67
stops
3 to 5
minutes, no more: the tram comes quickly, every day.
A TRUSTED NAME IN MOBILITY
In 2024, over 97% of passengers rated their most recent Luas journey as highly satisfactory (IPSOS Customer Satisfaction Survey). That’s the kind of trust we’ve built for and with our clients TII and the NTA—and with the people of Dublin. Backed by global expertise and a strong sustainability mission, TDLR continues to deliver safe,
inclusive, and future-focused transport solutions.
“We’re proud to help build a cleaner, better-connected Dublin. We are always driving forward.”
SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT, REAL IMPACT
From day one, TDLR was a leader in clean, green travel.
The Luas network is 100% electric, with zero emissions at street
level.
If every Luas journey in 2022 had been made by car, Dublin would
have seen 35,000 extra vehicles on the roads—resulting in over
1,000 tonnes of additional CO emissions every month.
Can you imagine?
REDUCING EMISSIONS EVERY DAY
• LED lighting retrofitted in depots to cut energy use
• LED upgrades underway at tram stops and car parks
• 43% drop in CO emissions per passenger since 2017
• 1% decrease in energy consumption per passenger.
Ireland’s climate goals are clear: halve transport-related emissions
by 2030 and reach net-zero by 2050. Transdev is doing its part
quietly and consistently.
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