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Transport in Oradea is provided by a network of public transport operating trams and buses, as well as roads. Tram and bus services are run by Oradea Transport Local S.A. (commonly known as OTL).
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There are three tram lines in Oradea, and these run together for most of their journey. The lines are 1, 2 and 3. Lines 1 and 3 run together in a city loop, while Line 2 joins part of this loop in part of its journey. All quarters except Vie are served by trams. Trams do not actually run in the city centre, since this is a historic area with narrow streets. They do, however, run on the border of the city in a loop, and then continue through to all the residential areas and quarters.
Line 3 was called Line 4 before 2004, and there was no route named Line 3. However, in order to make the line order more logical, Line 4 was renamed Line 3 in 2004.
In 2008 and 2009 10 new Siemens ULF trams were introduced to the Oradea tram system. The first Siemens tram was put in service in April 2008.
In 2018, Oradea took delivery of 10 Tatra KT4D trams from the Berlin transport operator BVG.
The 10th European Tramdriver Championship was held in the city on the 3rd June 2023. [2]
Grafic circulaţie tramvaie
| Zile lucrătoare cu program şcolar - Nr. tramvaie pe linie - Interval de succedare | |||||||||||||
| Linia | Traseul | Durata cursei (min) | 4:30-5:00 | 5:00-5:30 | 5:30-6:30 | 6:30-8:30 | 8:30-12:30 | 12:30-17:00 | 17:00-19:00 | 19:00-21:00 | 21:00-22:30 | 22:30-23:30 | Total curse |
| 1R | Pod C.F.R. - Piaţa Unirii - Gara Centrală - Pod C.F.R. | 52 | 2 - 37' | 7 - 9' | 7 - 9' | 7 - 9' | 5 - 11' | 7 - 9' | 5 - 11' | 4 - 14' | 3 - 19' | 2 - 31' | 69 |
| 1N | Pod C.F.R. - Gara Centrală - Piaţa Unirii - Pod C.F.R. | 52 | 2 - 37' | 6 - 10' | 8 - 8' | 8 - 8' | 4 - 13' | 8 - 8' | 4 - 13' | 3 - 17' | 3 - 17' | 2 - 26' | 78 |
| 1NS | Pod C.F.R. - Sinteza Sinteza - Pod C.F.R. | 22 | 2 - 37' | 4 - 19' | 4 - 19' | 1 - 30' | 1 - 30' | 4 - 19' | 1 - 30' | 1 - 30' | 1 - 30' | 1 - 30 | 34 |
| 2 | Nufărul - Piaţa Unirii - Ioşia Ioşia - Piaţa Unirii - Nufărul | 70 | 3 - 23' | 5 - 14' | 7 - 10' | 8 - 9' | 5 - 14' | 7 - 10' | 4 - 18' | 4 - 18' | 3 - 23' | 2 - 35' | 85 |
| 3R | Nufărul - Gara Centrală - Piaţa Unirii - Nufărul | 64 | 3 - 21' | 4 - 16' | 6 - 11' | 7 - 9' | 5 - 13' | 5 - 13' | 4 - 16' | 4 - 16' | 3 - 21' | 2 - 32' | 82 |
| 3N | Nufărul - Piaţa Unirii - Gara Centrală - Nufărul | 64 | 3 - 21' | 3 - 21' | 5 - 13' | 7 - 9' | 4 - 16' | 6 - 11' | 3 - 21' | 3 - 21' | 4 - 16' | 2 - 32' | 78 |
| 4R | Nufărul - Gara Centrală - Sinteza - Piaţa Unirii - Nufărul | Grafic circulaţie 4R | 4 | ||||||||||
| 4N | Nufărul - Piaţa Unirii - Sinteza - Gara Centrală - Nufărul | Grafic circulaţie 4N | 4 | ||||||||||
| Zile lucrătoare fără program şcolar - Nr. tramvaie pe linie - Interval de succedare | ||||||||||||
| Linia | Traseul | Durata cursei (min) | 4:30-5:00 | 5:00-5:30 | 5:30-8:00 | 8:00-12:30 | 12:30-17:00 | 17:00-19:00 | 19:00-21:00 | 21:00-22:30 | 22:30-23:30 | Total curse |
| 1R | Pod C.F.R. - Piaţa Unirii - Gara Centrală - Pod C.F.R. | 52 | 2 - 37' | 7 - 9' | 7 - 9' | 5 - 11' | 8 - 8' | 5 - 11' | 4 - 14' | 4 - 14' | 2 - 31' | 76 |
| 1N | Pod C.F.R. - Gara Centrală - Piaţa Unirii - Pod C.F.R. | 52 | 2 - 37' | 6 - 10' | 7 -9' | 4 - 13' | 7 - 9' | 4 - 13' | 3 - 17' | 2 - 26' | 2 - 26' | 70 |
| 1NS | Pod C.F.R. - Sinteza Sinteza - Pod C.F.R. | 22 | 2 - 37' | 4 - 19' | 4 - 19' | 1 - 30' | 4 - 19' | 1 - 30' | 1 - 30' | 1 - 30' | 1 - 30' | 34 |
| 2 | Nufărul - Piaţa Unirii - Ioşia Ioşia - Piaţa Unirii - Nufărul | 70 | 3 - 23' | 5 - 14' | 7 - 10' | 5 - 14' | 7 - 10' | 4 - 18' | 4 - 18' | 3 - 23' | 2 - 35' | 84 |
| 3R | Nufărul - Gara Centrală - Piaţa Unirii - Nufărul | 64 | 3 - 21' | 4 - 16' | 5 - 13' | 5 - 13' | 4 - 16' | 4 - 16' | 3 - 21' | 3 - 21' | 2 - 32' | 72 |
| 3N | Nufărul - Piaţa Unirii - Gara Centrală - Nufărul | 64 | 3 - 21' | 3 - 21' | 4 - 16' | 4 - 16' | 4 - 16' | 3 - 21' | 3 - 21' | 3 - 21' | 2 - 32' | 63 |
| 4R | Nufărul - Gara Centrală - Sinteza - Piaţa Unirii - Nufărul | Grafic circulaţie 4R | 4 | |||||||||
| 4N | Nufărul - Piaţa Unirii - Sinteza - Gara Centrală - Nufărul | Grafic circulaţie 4N | 4 | |||||||||
| Zile nelucrătoare - sâmbătă - Nr. tramvaie pe linie - Interval de succedare | |||||||||
| Linia | Traseul | Durata cursei (min) | 5:00-6:00 | 6:00-8:00 | 8:00-14:00 | 14:00-18:00 | 18:00-21:00 | 21:00-23:00 | Total curse |
| 4R | http://www.otlra.ro/cms/upload/www.otlra.ro/pagini/ro/linii/up_16.png Nufărul - Gara Centrală - Sinteza - Piaţa Unirii - Nufărul | 100 | 3 - 29' | 5 - 14' | 5 - 16' | 5 - 16' | 5 - 16' | 3 - 27' | 63 |
| http://www.otlra.ro/cms/upload/www.otlra.ro/pagini/ro/linii/up_16.png Nufărul - Piaţa Unirii - Sinteza - Gara Centrală - Nufărul http://www.otlra.ro/cms/upload/www.otlra.ro/pagini/ro/linii/up_16.png | 100 | 3 - 29' | 5 - 17' | 5 - 16' | 5 - 16'http://www.otlra.ro/cms/upload/www.otlra.ro/pagini/ro/linii/up_16.png | 4 - 21' | 3 - 27' | 59 | |
| 4N | Pod C.F.R. - Sinteza Sinteza - Pod C.F.R. | 12 | 1 - 30' | 1 -30' | 1 - 30' | 1 - 30' | 1 - 30' | 1 - 30' | 34 |
| 2 | Nufărul - Piaţa Unirii - Ioşia Ioşia - Piaţa Unirii - Nufărul | 70 | 1 - 70' | 3 - 23' | 4 - 17' | 3 - 23' | 3 - 23' | 2 - 35' | 48 |
| Zile nelucrătoare - duminică - Nr. tramvaie pe linie - Interval de succedare | |||||||||
| Linia | Traseul | Durata cursei (min) | 5:00-6:00 | 6:00-8:00 | 8:00-14:00 | 14:00-18:00 | 18:00-21:00 | 21:00-23:00 | Total curse |
| 4R | http://www.otlra.ro/cms/upload/www.otlra.ro/pagini/ro/linii/up_16.png Nufărul - Gara Centrală - Sinteza - Piaţa Unirii - Nufărul | http://www.otlra.ro/cms/upload/www.otlra.ro/pagini/ro/linii/up_16.png 100 | 3 - 29' | 5 - 14' | 5 - 16' | 5 - 16' | 5 - 16' | 3 - 27' | 63 |
| http://www.otlra.ro/cms/upload/www.otlra.ro/pagini/ro/linii/up_16.png Nufărul - Piaţa Unirii - Sinteza - Gara Centrală - Nufărul http://www.otlra.ro/cms/upload/www.otlra.ro/pagini/ro/linii/up_16.png | 100 | 3 - 29' | 5 - 17' | 5 - 16' | 5 - 16' http://www.otlra.ro/cms/upload/www.otlra.ro/pagini/ro/linii/up_16.png http://www.otlra.ro/cms/upload/www.otlra.ro/pagini/ro/linii/up_16.png | 4 - 21' | 3 - 27' | 59 | |
| 4N | Pod C.F.R. - Sinteza Sinteza - Pod C.F.R. | 12 | 1 - 30 | 1 - 30 | 1 - 30' | 1 - 30' | 1 - 30' | 1 - 30' | 34 |
| 2 | Nufărul - Piaţa Unirii - Ioşia Ioşia - Piaţa Unirii - Nufărul | 70 | 1 - 70' | 3 - 23' | 4 - 17' | 3 - 23' | 3 - 23' | 2 - 35' | 48 |
OTL runs the following bus routes in Oradea: [3]
Linii autobuze
| Linia | descriere |
| 10 | Complex Seleusului - Piaţa Devei - Henrik Ibsen / Henrik Ibsen - Piaţa Devei - Complex Seleusului |
| 11 | Gara Centrală - Gara Episcopia / Gara Episcopia - Gara Centrală |
| 12 | Nufărul - Piaţa Unirii / Piaţa Unirii - Nufărul |
| 13 | Piaţa Cetăţii - Spit. Judeţean - Gh. Doja / Gh. Doja - Spit. Judeţean - Piaţa Cetăţii |
| 14 | Universitate C.L. - Piaţa Unirii - Podului / Podului - Piaţa Unirii - Universitate C.L. |
| 15 | Piaţa Cetăţii - Podgoria / Podgoria - Piaţa Cetăţii |
| 16 | Piaţa Cetăţii - Romeur - Cartierul Tineretului / Cartierul Tineretului - Romeur - Piaţa Cetăţii |
| 17 | Kaufland - Maternitate - Gara de Est / Gara de Est - C.Civic - Kaufland |
| 18 | Gara Centrală - Bihorului Pod / Bihorului Pod - Gara Centrală |
| 19 | Carrefour Era - Dacia Pasaj / Dacia Pasaj - Carrefour Era |
| 20 | Nufărul - Real / Real - Nufărul |
| 21R | Auchan - Aradului - Cazaban - St. cel Mare - Transilvaniei - B-dul Decebal - Aradului - Auchan |
| 21N | Auchan - Aradului _ b_dul Decebal - B-dul Dacia - St. cel MAre - Podului - Cazaban - C.Aradului - Auchan |
| 22 | Gara Centrall3 II / Real II - Gara Centrală |
| 23 | Carrefour Era - Piața Cetății / Piața Cetății - Carrefour Era |
| 25 | Daliei - Nojoridului - Piaţa Cetăţii - Nojoridului - Daliei |
| 26 | B-dul Dacia - Calea Borsului - str.Ion Mihalache |
| 27 | B-dul Dacia - Calea Borsului - str. Ghe.Mardarescu - str.Petre Carp |
| 28 | Emanuil Gojdu - Aeroportul Oradea - Emanuil Gojdu |
| 30 | Leroy Merlin – Biserica cu Lună – Autogara Stefan cel Mare – P-ţa Magnoliei – Dacia Zig-Zag – Pod Rutier – Biserica Emanuel – Leroy Merlin |
| 31 | Str. Bumbacului -Piaţa 22 Decembrie-Calea Aradului-Eurobusiness Parc 11 |
| 32 | Mareşal Averescu-Ştefan Cel Mare-Eurobusiness Parc 11 |
| 511 | Oradea - Baile Felix - Oradea |
| 512 | Oradea - Baile 1 Mai - Oradea |
| 513 | Oradea - Baile Felix - Cordau - Oradea |
| 514 | Oradea - Baile 1 Mai - Betfia - Oradea |
| 531 | Oradea - Cihei - Oradea |
| 612 | Oradea - Bors - Santaul Mare - Bors - Oradea |
| TURISTIC | Oradea - Biharkeresztes - Oradea |
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