Lines
There are two lines in the Gothenburg commuter rail system. One between Gothenburg and Alingsås, the second between Gothenburg and Kungsbacka.
The commuter trains to Alingsås have been going since 1960. Commuter trains to Kungsbacka started to go in 1992, when the railway had been rebuilt as double track.
The railway to Trollhättan is being rebuilt as a double track railway, to be completed in 2012, when both a new commuter rail connection to Älvängen and a denser regional schedule to Trollhättan will be introduced.
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