Lissabon, Lissabonin metropolialue

Sähköbussiliikennöitsijät

•	Viação Alvorada, Lda. · Carris Metropolitana Founded on 13.10.2020, in the Carris Metropolitana network since 01.04.2022. Operating in Area 1 (North‑West, routes numbered in the 1xxx range), it serves the municipalities of Amadora, Oeiras, and Sintra, with links to Cascais, Lisbon, Loures, Mafra, Odivelas, and Vila Franca de Xira.	Luettelo malleista Kuvattomat kulkuneuvot
•	Rodoviária de Lisboa, S.A. · Carris Metropolitana Founded on 31.01.1991, in the Carris Metropolitana network since 01.04.2022. Operating in Area 2 (North‑East, routes numbered in the 2xxx range), it serves the municipalities of Mafra, Vila Franca de Xira, Odivelas, and Loures, with links to Lisbon, Amadora, and Sintra.	Luettelo malleista Kuvattomat kulkuneuvot
•	T.S.T. - Transportes Sul do Tejo S.A. · Carris Metropolitana Founded on 25.01.1995, in the Carris Metropolitana network since 01.07.2022. Operating in Area 3 (South‑West, routes numbered in the 3xxx range), it serves the municipalities of Almada, Seixal, and Sesimbra, with links to Lisbon, Barreiro, Moita, and Setúbal.	Luettelo malleista Kuvattomat kulkuneuvot
•	Alsa Todi Metropolitana de Lisboa, Lda. · Carris Metropolitana Founded on 05.11.2020, in the Carris Metropolitana network since 01.06.2022. Operating in Area 4 (South‑East, routes numbered in the 4xxx range), it serves the municipalities of Alcochete, Moita, Montijo, Palmela, and Setúbal, with links to Lisbon, Barreiro, and the Alto Alentejo region.	Luettelo malleista Kuvattomat kulkuneuvot
	Koko luettelo	Luettelo malleista Kuvattomat kulkuneuvot

Tietoa

Carris Metropolitana is the unified bus network serving the Lisbon Metropolitan Area, structured into four operational zones radiating from Lisbon:
— Area 1 – North-West: Amadora, Cascais, Oeiras, Sintra (routes 1xxx), operated by Viação Alvorada (Oeiras).
— Area 2 – North-East: Loures, Mafra, Odivelas, Vila Franca de Xira (routes 2xxx), operated by Rodoviária de Lisboa (Lisbon).
— Area 3 – South-West: Almada, Barreiro, Seixal, Sesimbra (routes 3xxx), operated by Transportes Sul do Tejo (Almada).
— Area 4 – South-East: Alcochete, Barreiro, Moita, Montijo, Palmela, Seixal, Setúbal (routes 4xxx), operated by Alsa Todi (Setúbal).

Route numbering logic is straightforward:
— 1st digit = zone.
— 2nd digit = service type:
— 0–4: within same municipality/city
— 5: between adjacent municipalities/cities
— 6: links to Barreiro or Cascais (with parallel local networks)
— 7–8: connections to Lisbon
— 9: beyond the metropolitan area
— Last two digits = individual route ID, sometimes retaining pre-network legacy numbers.

While daily operations are handled by the four contracted operators, Transportes Metropolitanos de Lisboa (TML) oversees network planning and ticketing, coordinating with other regional operators to maintain integrated passenger services