Stockholm, already in Polycity.
Stockholm's streets, its lines and its residents, simulated through a whole weekday.
The blue line cut in two at Kista.
Line 11 drawn once ending at Kista, and a shuttle drawn on from Kista to Akalla. Everyone going further changes trains at Kista.
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20 October 2026, a change of trains at Kista
A switch fault, first reported at 06:14, limited blue line 11 between Hallonbergen and Akalla. Trains ran as a shuttle between Kista and Akalla, and the fault was expected to last the whole day.Remove stop · New line · Trip times
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20 October 2026, commuter trains cancelled at Älvsjö
The same morning a second switch fault between Älvsjö and Årstaberg delayed commuter lines 40, 41 and 43, with trains cancelled between Upplands Väsby and Tumba and between Kallhäll and Handen.Frequency
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23 October 2026, line 11 stopped again
On Friday afternoon a technical fault on the track stopped line 11 between Kista and Hallonbergen in both directions, reaching every station from Kungsträdgården to Akalla.Remove stop · New line
What is on the table in Stockholm.
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The Mälaren line closed for a weekend
Parts of the line between Bålsta and Stockholm City shut to trains from 22:40 on Friday 30 October to 04:30 on Monday 2 November 2026.Service span · Remove stop
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A cycle track and a cycle street on Ringvägen
The city will build a cycle track and a cycle street on Ringvägen between Hornsgatan and Tantogatan, with the go-ahead in 2026 and the work done, provisionally, in 2027.Cycle lane
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The new metro, later and dearer
Region Stockholm's review of 25 September 2026 puts the metro extensions at 99.8 billion kronor, 22.9 billion more than funded. The green line to Arenastaden is put back a year, to 2029, and the extension to Nacka and Söderort, due in 2030, about two years.New line · Add stop
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SL's 30-day ticket at half price
From 1 July to 31 December 2026, paid by a state grant, SL's 30-day tickets and monthly subscription cost half. Single tickets and longer period tickets keep their price.Fare · Fare structure
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A zone in City for clean cars only
The low-emission zone round Norrmalmstorg would let in only electric, gas and fuel cell cars. The county board overturned it on 19 May 2026, and the city has appealed to the Swedish Transport Agency.Low-emission zone · Vehicle class access
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Swedenborgsgatan, a pedestrian street all year
The city is rebuilding Swedenborgsgatan on Södermalm into a permanent pedestrian street between Sankt Paulsgatan and Fatbursgatan, one way southbound up to Högbergsgatan, due in December 2026.Pedestrian area · One-way street
Stockholm, built from its own data.
- Streets
- OpenStreetMap, Sweden
- Timetables
- SL
- Zones
- Stockholm's neighbourhoods
- Residents and jobs
- 2021 census grid
- How people travel
- EMTA Barometer 2025
A weekday in Stockholm.
Every plan on the table, on Stockholm's own map.
How a plan is tested.
Filmed on Stockholm.
Stockholm's clean-car zone, tested.
Stockholm's first simulated day shows the city is built. The figures come from a full study of the plan on the table.
- 01Today's Stockholm, simulated in full.
- 02The clean-car zone round Norrmalmstorg, drawn on Stockholm's map.
- 03Both days on the same residents, compared goal by goal, with the fares collected in a day.