Skarpsno tram stop is a stop on the Oslo Tramway (Trikken) located in the Skarpsno neighbourhood of Oslo, Norway. It is situated on the Skøyen Line, which forms part of the city’s light‑rail network.
Operations
- Operator: Ruter (the public‑transport authority for Oslo and Akershus).
- Lines served: Line 13 of the Oslo Tramway, which runs between Bekkestua and Ljabru.
- Platform configuration: The stop has two side platforms serving the two tracks of the line.
Location
The stop is positioned on the north‑south axis of the Skarpsno district, between the Solli and Frogner Plass tram stops. It provides pedestrian access to nearby residential areas and commercial establishments.
History
The Skøyen Line, on which the stop is located, opened in 1900 as part of the expansion of Oslo’s electric tram network. The Skarpsno stop was introduced shortly thereafter, becoming operational in the early 1900s.
Facilities
- Shelters and seating on each platform.
- Real‑time information displays showing upcoming tram arrivals.
- Accessibility features, including level boarding for low‑floor trams.
Connections
Skarpsno tram stop connects to local bus routes operated by Ruter, offering onward travel within Oslo’s public‑transport system.
References
- Ruter, “Trikkelinjer” (official route maps and timetables).
- Oslo city archives, “Historisk oversikt over trikkenettverket”.
No further notable information is available beyond the operational and historical details listed above.
