Tunisia Light Rail Disruptions

The light rail network in Greater Tunis is facing deterioration due to an aging fleet and maintenance difficulties, leading to a decline in the number of ready vehicles, continued increases in waiting times, and overcrowding at key stations such as Barcelona, Gamal Abdel Nasser, and Sulaiman Kahia. This has resulted in decreased safety conditions and malfunctions of air conditioning systems inside the trains, with mounting pressure on the primary public transportation mode since the launch of its first line in 1985. As part of the solutions, rapid rail network projects are considered a crucial step to alleviate this pressure, along with plans to renew the fleet, improve maintenance, and develop electronic ticketing systems to enhance service quality and ensure the sustainability of public transportation.

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