Editing Kassel (section)

== Transport ==

[[File:Kassel asv2022-02 img46 Wilhelmshöhe tram station.jpg|thumb|A [[Trams in Kassel|tram in Kassel]]]]

Kassel has [[Trams in Kassel|seven tram lines]] (1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8), with trams arriving usually every 15 minutes. The city also operates a light rail [[Stadtbahn]] network called ''[[Kassel RegioTram|RegioTram]]'' using [[Regio Citadis]] low-floor trams which run on both tram and main line railway tracks with three lines (RT1, RT4, RT5). Moreover, a number of low-floor buses complete the Kassel public transport system. The introduction of low-floor buses led to the development of the [[Kassel kerb]] which improves the [[accessibility]] at bus stops.

The city is connected to the [[Deutsche Bahn|national rail network]] at two stations, [[Kassel Hauptbahnhof|Kassel Central]], and [[Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe railway station|Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe]]. The traditional central station (Hauptbahnhof) has been reduced to the status of a regional station since the opening of the [[Hanover-Würzburg high-speed rail line]] in 1991 and its station (Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe) on the high-speed line at which the [[InterCityExpress]] (ICE) and [[InterCity]] services call as well as [[Nightjet]] and [[Flixtrain]].

Kassel is connected to the motorways [[Bundesautobahn 7|A 7]], [[Bundesautobahn 49|A 49]] and [[Bundesautobahn 44|A 44]].

The city is served by [[Kassel Calden Airport]].