Like in many other Ukranian cities, the public transportation that is provided in Lviv is slow, somewhat unreliable, and not well maintained. The city has a tramway system that currently has 9 lines operating on approximately 75 miles of tracks. No new track has been constructed since 1988, but trams have been used in Lviv since the first horse drawn tram in the city was started in 1880, and they have been fully electrified since 1908. The rolling stock is a mix of Tatra KT4 trams and T4 trams. Lviv's tram is one of few in the former Soviet Union to have been built with grooved rail, due to the fact that when the rails were laid, Lviv was part of Galicia in Austria-Hungary. In addition to the trams, Lviv also has a small fleet of trolleybuses.

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	Tatra T4 Trams	Lviv's oldest trams still in operation, operating on line 2
	Tatra KT4 Trams	Lviv's newest trams were mostly purchased new, but some were purchased secondhand from Germany and are the only "new" trams in Lviv since Ukraine became an independent nation
	Trolleybuses	Photos of Lviv's Trolleybuses manufactured by he Lviv Bus Factory/L’vivs’ky Avtomobil’ny Zavod and Skoda
Grand Central

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