Trondheim Trafikkselskap (often abbreviated TT) was a municipally owned public‑transport company that operated bus services in the city of Trondheim, Norway. The company was established by the Trondheim municipality to consolidate and manage urban bus operations, and it later also took responsibility for the city's tram network, the Trondheim Tramway (Trikk).
Key points
- Ownership and mandate – Trondheim Trafikkselskap was wholly owned by the Trondheim municipality and its primary mandate was to provide organized public transportation within the municipal boundaries.
- Operations – The company operated a fleet of city buses serving local routes and, for a period, managed the tram system that connected the city centre with suburban districts.
- Organisational changes – In the early 2000s, Trondheim Trafikkselskap merged with other regional transport entities to form a larger operator, Team Trafikk, which subsequently became part of Boreal Norge (formerly known as Veolia Transport Norway).
- Legacy – The establishment of Trondheim Trafikkselskap marked an important step in the professionalisation and municipal control of public transport in Trondheim, laying groundwork for the integrated transport services that exist in the region today.
Note: Information is drawn from publicly available municipal records and historical accounts of Norwegian public‑transport companies.
