Location: Kaunas
Founded: 1030
Population: 311 148 (2012)

The city is located at the confluence of the two largest Lithuanian rivers, the Nemunas and the Neris. It is the second-largest city in Lithuania and has historically been a leading centre of Lithuanian economic, academic, and cultural life. Kaunas was the capital of the Kovno Governorate of the Russian Empire from 1843 to 1915.

An extensive system covers most of the city's major arteries. Trolleybuses carry 62% of city's passenger flow.

Operator: Autrolis

System opened: 31.12.1965
Overhead length: 136 km. (one-way)
Number of routes: 14
Passengers carried: 60 000 000 annually
Number of passenger vehicles: 147

System map: 2010 2011

Approximate headways and vehicle usage by route: 2013

Official timetable: www.kvt.lt
GPS vehicle tracking: www.marsrutai.lt/kaunas/

Route 6 is suspended and Route 1 is shortened due to a long-term construction of the Panyamuno Bridge in 2012-2014.

Overnight service is provided on Fridays and Saturdays via Routes 13N and 14N.

Low floor service is provided on all routes.

A total of 147 vehicles:

	104 Skoda 14Tr vehicles (1982-1998)
	1 Jelcz/PNTKM M121E vehicle (2000)
	42 Solaris Trollino 12 AC low floor vehicles (2006,2007)

Formerly used vehicles:

	Skoda 9Tr (1970-1982)
	5 Skoda 15Tr articulated vehicles (1989,1991)
	1 Jelcz/PNTKM M120MTE vehicle (1999)

Museum vehicles :

1 Skoda 9Tr vehicle (1970)

There are 147 vehicles on the books, even though only 133 are operable. 111 trolleybuses are required for service on weekdays, 62 on weekends.