North-South extension of Marseille Tramway phase 2

The project involves a dual extension of the Marseille tram network: 7.1 km to the north and 1.4 km to the south. This is a flagship project for the region, as it is set to provide high-capacity public transport to some of the most isolated and disadvantaged neighbourhoods in the northern part of Marseille. This project is part of the metropolitan area’s Urban Mobility Plan and aims to connect the tram network with several major traffic-generating hubs in the northern part of the city, as well as the future Saint-André railway stop planned as part of the new Provence–Côte d’Azur line (LNPCA).

With 60,000 m² of surfaces paved, over 2,300 trees planted along the route and the creation of 8 km of cycling paths, the project will also enhance the quality of life for Marseille residents by 2030. The project also includes the creation of 11 new stations in the north and three in the south.

As part of the project management consortium, Ingerop is responsible for part of the overall project management, as well as the engineering of the stations, road integration, mobility, road signage, low-voltage systems, and civil engineering structures.