Live trains in Sweden

Drop a pin anywhere in Sweden and watch every train within 0.5 to 80 km of it, from the SL commuter trains in Stockholm to the long-distance trains to Gothenburg, Malmö and the north. Sky Hub Cloud Train Radar shows what's running around your pin right now, on your TV, desktop or tablet.

Sky Hub Cloud Train Radar live train map, 80 km around Stockholm C, 63 trains, with the card of Mälartåg 970 — 63 trains within 80 km of Stockholm C on a Monday evening, with the card and route of Mälartåg 970 Örebro – Uppsala.

What you see on the map

Trains from Trafikverket's GPS positions, each drawn as an arrow pointing where it is heading
Zoom in and the arrow becomes the whole train, drawn along the track
Colours for each kind of train, explained in the legend
Click a train and its route is drawn on the map

Train Radar zoomed to 0.5 km at Stockholm C with Mälartåg 144 drawn along the track — Zoomed to 0.5 km at Stockholm C: Mälartåg 144 from Hallsberg drawn along the track.

Train card of SJ InterCity 25 Falun to Stockholm C with 40 stations and passing points — SJ InterCity 25 Falun – Stockholm C, 3 minutes late: 40 stations and passing points with platforms.

Train card of VR Snabbtåg 2047 with the order of the coaches at Skövde C — VR Snabbtåg 2047 Stockholm C – Göteborg C: the order of the coaches at Skövde C, with the restaurant car B.

Train card of SL Pendeltåg 2864 line 43 Västerhaninge to Kungsängen — SL Pendeltåg 2864, line 43, Västerhaninge – Kungsängen: every station with its platform.

What the train card shows

The brand and the operator, each with its logo, and the owner of the train where it differs (for example Mälartåg run by Transdev)
Where it comes from, where it is going and the main stations on the way
Every station with its time, platform and delay, including the points it only passes through
The order of the coaches and where they stop on the platform, where Trafikverket publishes it
Passenger notes from the operator (in Swedish), such as which stations a train does not stop at
For SL Pendeltåg, the line number
Times in Swedish local time

How positions work in Sweden

Trafikverket publishes the GPS position of the trains, so the train on the map is where the train really is, updated every few seconds. Platforms, delays and passenger notes come from Trafikverket's timetable data.

Where the data comes from

Trafikverket (Swedish Transport Administration) open data, CC0.

Beyond a journey planner

Your own pin and radius, from 0.5 km at a platform to 80 km across a region
TRAIN LOG: statistics for your spot, CSV download and a weekly report
The same plan includes Fly Radar and Ship Radar with Coast Explorer, so the Stockholm archipelago also shows ships and the planes over it

Good places to drop a pin

Stockholm C: the busiest station in the country, with SL Pendeltåg, Mälartåg, SJ and VR trains
Arlanda C: Arlanda Express and the long-distance trains north of Stockholm
Södertälje Syd: where the main lines to Gothenburg and Malmö split
Göteborg C: the west coast hub
Malmö C: the south, with the trains over the Öresund Bridge to Copenhagen
Uppsala C: the line north of Stockholm

Questions

Is it GPS?

Yes, positions come from Trafikverket's GPS data.

Can I see the platform?

Yes, for every station where Trafikverket publishes it.

Does it show the order of the coaches?

Yes, where Trafikverket publishes it, with where the coaches stop on the platform.

Are the passenger notes in English?

No, they are in Swedish, as the operators publish them.

Does it work on a TV?

Yes, it is built for big screens: TV, desktop or tablet. It works on a phone too.

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