Today’s station was inaugurated in April 1964, even if tram services was going on around here since 1946. Nowadays, it serves the red line and is situated between Telefonplan and Västertorp in a southern Stockholm district from which it gets its name.

Hägerstensåsen is an open-air station, connected to a viaduct over Personnevägen. It has one large platform and two ticket halls at its ends. However, it’s one of the least busiest stations in the city, with only a bit more than 5.000 people passing by here on a regular weekday.

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