Editing Leipzig (section)

===Tramway and buses===

{{see also|Trams in Leipzig}}
[[File:J39 342 Listplatz, ET 1002.jpg|thumb|right|Tram at Friedrich-List-Platz]]
The [[Leipziger Verkehrsbetriebe]], existing since 1 January 1917, operate a total of 15 tram lines and 47 bus lines in the city.

The total length of the tram network is {{cvt|146|km}}, making it the largest in Saxony ahead of [[Dresdner Verkehrsbetriebe|Dresden]] ({{cvt|134.4|km}}) and the second largest in Germany after [[Trams in Berlin|Berlin]] ({{cvt|196|km}}).

The longest line in the Leipzig network is line 11, which connects Schkeuditz with Markkleeberg over 22 kilometres and is the only tram line in Leipzig to run in three tariff zones of the Central German Transport Association.

Night bus lines N1 to N9 and the night tram N17 operate in the night traffic. On Saturdays, Sundays and holidays the tram line N10 and the bus line N60 also operate. The central transfer point between the bus and tram lines as well as to the S-Bahn is Leipzig Central Station.