Vienna has achieved zero emissions from waste management and ranks first for quality of life. It has an extensive public transportation system, including 5 subway lines spanning 104 stations and 74.6 km of track, 29 tram lines totaling 227 km making it the largest system in the world, and was the first city to operate a full fleet of electric buses. The city also has over 1,200 km of bike paths and lanes and a bike share program with 1,400 bicycles available at 116 stations.

1. WASTE MANAGEMENT IN VIENNA HAS LONG
ACHIEVED ZERO EMISSIONS
“VIENNA REMAINS NUMBER ONE FOR
QUALITY OF LIFE”
(HÄUPL/BRAUNER/VASSILAKOU)

2. 2013 TripAdvisor city ranking: Vienna is
in first place for “Getting around in the
city”

3. Public Transport
Vienna’s subway system consists
of 5 lines, 104 stations along a
track of 74.6 km

4. Public Transport
Vienna has 29 tram lines on a
total of 227 km, making it the
largest tram system in the world

5. Public Transport
The first city to run a full fleet of
electricity-powered buses (12
buses & 2 full lines)

6. 1,200 km of cycle paths, cycle
lanes and cycle routes
With the bike

7. With the bike
1, 400 Citybikes can be hired and
returned 24 hours a day at
around 116 bike stations within
Vienna

8. With the bike
2013 wurden 2.452.197
Radfahrer an den Wiener
Zählstellen erfasst