Line 42
Commuter train
commuter train line 42 (Märsta–Nynäshamn) served 30 stations before it was withdrawn.
This line has been decommissioned
SL decommissioned line 42 in the timetable change on 15 December 2024, and it no longer runs. This page remains for anyone still looking for it.
The departures that ran on this line now run on Line 40, Line 41, Line 43.
Timetable
Printed timetable is not available for this line in the current dataset.
Stops – Märsta to Nynäshamn
- Märstastart
- Sollentuna
- Solna
- T-Centralen Pendeltåg
- Handen
Station maps along this line
Exits, elevators and bus connections for the stations on line 42.
About the line
Line 42 ran across the Stockholm region from Märsta in the north to Nynäshamn in the south, passing through the Citybanan stations Stockholm Odenplan and Stockholm City. The northern section served Rosersberg, Upplands Väsby, Sollentuna and Solna, while the southern branch followed Nynäsbanan to the coastal town of Nynäshamn through Handen, Västerhaninge, Tungelsta and Ösmo. Commuter trains reached Märsta on 1 June 1969 and began running on Nynäsbanan in 1973; the railway itself opened to public traffic in 1901. The railway is double-tracked between Älvsjö and Hemfosa but single-tracked from Hemfosa to Nynäshamn. At Stockholm Odenplan, David Svensson's illuminated "Life Line" traces the pulse of the artist's newborn son.
Official SL timetable
SL publishes a printed timetable for each line. This app shows live departures; open the official SL PDF for the complete scheduled timetable.
SL
Valid 2025-12-14–2026-12-12.
The timetables are revised by SL each December.
More about this line
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