In the station area were the halts (Haltepunkte) of Leipzig-Wahren and Lützschena, which were served by the trains between Leipzig and Halle.
They were on the north side of the railway tracks, along the line to Wiederitzsch, which was used by all the local traffic.
While most passenger trains stopped in Leipzig-Wahren, Lützschena increasing lost significance due to its poor location and use (tram line 29, later 11, ran through the centre of Lützschena, and ran much more frequently and, until the introduction of the MDV fares, the railway cost much more).
The station was closed in 1996, when it was served by only a few trains.

In 2004, the S-Bahn networks in Leipzig and Halle were connected to form the S-Bahn Leipzig-Halle.
Since then, the S-Bahn line no longer runs through Wiederitzsch, but over the direct line to Leipzig Hauptbahnhof.
Leipzig-Wahren received a new 140 m-long and 55 cm-high island platform on the south side of the track field.
The halt in Lützschena was also reopened with new outside platforms under the name of Leipzig-Lützschena.
Both halts are administered as parts of Leipzig-Wahren station, which also includes the intermodal yard.
They are served today by the trains of line S3 ((Geithain –) Borna – Halle Hbf (– Halle-Trotha)) of the S-Bahn Mitteldeutschland and belong to zone 110 of Mitteldeutscher Verkehrsverbund (Central Germany Transport Association, MDV) for ticketing purposes.

In addition to the S-Bahn, the station is served by bus routes 87, 88, 90 and 91/190.
Tram lines 10 and 11 run near the station.
Line 10 runs from Wahren via central Leipzig to Lößnig and line 11 from Schkeuditz to Markkleeberg-Ost.
In the station area were the halts (Haltepunkte) of Leipzig-Wahren and Lützschena, which were served by the trains between Leipzig and Halle. They were on the north side of the railway tracks, along the line to Wiederitzsch, which was used by all the local traffic. While most passenger trains stopped in Leipzig-Wahren, Lützschena increasing lost significance due to its poor location and use (tram line 29, later 11, ran through the centre of Lützschena, and ran much more frequently and, until the introduction of the MDV fares, the railway cost much more). The station was closed in 1996, when it was served by only a few trains.
In 2004, the S-Bahn networks in Leipzig and Halle were connected to form the S-Bahn Leipzig-Halle. Since then, the S-Bahn line no longer runs through Wiederitzsch, but over the direct line to Leipzig Hauptbahnhof. Leipzig-Wahren received a new 140 m-long and 55 cm-high island platform on the south side of the track field. The halt in Lützschena was also reopened with new outside platforms under the name of Leipzig-Lützschena. Both halts are administered as parts of Leipzig-Wahren station, which also includes the intermodal yard. They are served today by the trains of line S3 ((Geithain –) Borna – Halle Hbf (– Halle-Trotha)) of the S-Bahn Mitteldeutschland and belong to zone 110 of Mitteldeutscher Verkehrsverbund (Central Germany Transport Association, MDV) for ticketing purposes.
In addition to the S-Bahn, the station is served by bus routes 87, 88, 90 and 91/190. Tram lines 10 and 11 run near the station. Line 10 runs from Wahren via central Leipzig to Lößnig and line 11 from Schkeuditz to Markkleeberg-Ost.
Leipzig-Wahren station