List of cities with trolleybuses

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This is a list of cities with trolleybuses as part of their public transport system.

See also: List of cities that no longer have trolleybuses, List of light-rail transit systems, List of town tramway (urban tramway, streetcar) systems, List of metro systems.

• Gyumri Գյումրի, 29 November 1962
• Yerevan Երեւան, 15 August 1949

• Bakı /Baku, 5 December 1941. Future of system uncertain.
• Gəncə /Ganja, 1 May 1955. Future of system uncertain.
• Mingaçevir /Mingachevir, 15 April 1989
• Sumqayıt /Sumqayit, 28 April 1961

• Běijīng 北京 /Beijing, 26 February 1957
• Dàlián 大连 /Dalian, 1 October 1960
• Guǎngzhōu 广州 /Guangzhou, 30 September 1960
• Hángzhōu 杭州 /Hangzhou, 26 April 1961
• Harbin (Hā'ěrbīn) 哈尔滨, 31 December 1958
• Jǐnán 济南 /Jinan, January 1977
• Lánzhōu 兰州 /Lanzhou, 1 January 1959
• Luòyáng 洛陽 /Luoyang, 1 October 1984
• Nánchāng 南昌 /Nanchang, 1 July 1971
• Qīngdǎo 青岛 /Qingdao, 25 October 1960
• Shànghǎi 上海 /Shanghai, 15 November 1914
• Tàiyuán 太原 /Taiyuan, 1 May 1960
• Wǔhàn 武汉 /Wuhan, Main system: 20 September 1958; Wuhan Iron & Steel: 1 October, 1962
• Xī'ān 西安 /Xi'an, 1 October 1959
• Zhèngzhōu 郑州 /Zhengzhou, 1 May 1979

A trolleybus system, opened 1994, has been reported in Nánníng 南宁 (Nanning). Confirmation is lacking.

• Batumi ბათუმი, 6 November 1978
• Chiatura ჭიათურა, 7 November 1967. Intercity line to Sachkhere საჩხერე.
• Gori გორი, 1 May 1972
• Kutaisi ქუთაისი, 11 September 1949
• Ozurgeti ოზურგეთი, 28 November 1980
• Poti ფოთი, 9 May 1981
• Rustavi რუსთავი, 16 February 1971
• Sokhumi სოხუმი, 3 January 1968
• Tbilisi თბილისი, 21 April 1937
• Zugdidi ზუგდიდი, 25 February 1986

• Tehran تهران,

14 September 1992

• Kurobe 黒部:
• *Kan-den Tunnel Trolleybus: (関電トンネルトロリーバス): 1 August 1964. Trolleybuses operate through tunnel between Ōgizawa station (扇沢) and Kurobe Dam 黒部ダム. Ōgizawa station is located in Ōmachi 大町 city, Nagano prefecture.
• *Tateyama Tunnel Trolleybus (立山トンネルトロリーバス): 23 April 1996. Trolleybuses operate through tunnel between Daikambo (大観峰) and Murodō (室堂). The line is located within Tateyama 立山 town, Toyama prefecture.

Both trolleybus lines are part of the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route 立山黒部アルペンルート.

• Aqtöbe, 11 August 1982
• Almaty, 20 April 1944
• Astana, 18 January 1983
• Atyrau, August 1997
• Qaraghandy, 30 May 1967
• Kostanai, 2 January 1990
• Petropavl, 20 November 1971
• Taraz, 10 April 1980

• Bishkek, 13 January 1951
• Naryn, 13 December 1994
• Osh, 1 November 1977

• Ulaɣan Baɣatar / Улаанбаатар /Ulaanbaatar, 29 October 1987

• Anju 안주 (安州), opened between 1986 and 1990, perhaps 1989.
• Ch'ŏngjin 청진 (淸津), 20 October 1970
• Haeju 해주 (海州), April 1986
• Hamhŭng 함흥 (咸興), April 1976 ?
• Kanggye 강계 (江界), 17 April 1992
• Kapsan 갑산 (甲山), October 1992
• Kimch'aek 김책 (金策), 17 May 1985
• Kimkol, 10 April 1986. Connects Kimkol railway station with coal mine at Markyn, South Pyongan province, exact location unknown.
• Kowŏn 고원 (高原), July 1979
• Nampho 남포 (南浦), opened between 1979 and 1982
• P'yŏngsŏng 평성 (平城), 4 (?) August 1983.
• P'yŏngyang 평양 (平壤), 30 April 1962
• Ryongdae, 10 June 1993. Connects Ryongdae railway station with coal mine, South Pyongan province.
• Ryongdung, 11 April 1983. Connects Ryongdung railway station with coal mine, North Pyongan province.
• Sangwŏn 상원 (祥原), 29 (?) March 1995. Connects residential district to cement works. Sangwŏn-gun is part of Pyongyang city.
• Sinŭiju 신의주 (新義州), opened between 1977 and 1980, perhaps 1978.
• Sunch'ŏn 순천 (順天), opened between 1986 and 1990, perhaps 1989.
• Tŏkch'ŏn 덕천 (德川), 27 April 1990
• Unhŭng 운흥 (雲興), August 1988, Ryanggang province.
• Wŏnsan 원산 (元山), 8 September 1988

It is speculated that additional trolleybus systems are located at the following towns:

Hŭich'ŏn 희천 ( 熙川)

Hyesan 혜산 (惠山)

Kaesŏng 개성 (開城)

Kusŏng 구성 (龜城)

Manpo 만포 (滿浦)

Rajin 라진 (羅津)

Unggi (North Hamgyong province)

Sariwon 리원 (沙里院)

Songrim 송림 (松林) (1993 ?)

Confirmation is lacking.

• Kathmandu, 1975 - 19 December 2001, operation resumed September 1, 2003

• Dushanbe / Душанбе, 2 May 1955
• Khujand / Хуҷанд, 3 November 1970

• Aşgabat /Ashgabat, 19 October 1964

• Buxoro /Bukhara, 1 December 1987
• *Buxoro - Kagan interurban line: Reported as complete but not yet open (Trolleybus Magazine).
• Jizzakh, 26 August 1997
• Farg'ona - Margilan, 23 February 1971
• Namangan, 4 April 1973
• Olmaliq, 20 December 1967
• Samarqand, 20 December 1957
• Toshkent, 7 November 1947
• Urgench - Khiva, 20 October 1997

A Russian-language source [link] states that trolleybus systems are under construction in the following locations:

Angren

Chirchiq

Gulistan

Qarshi

Kokand

Navoiy

Termiz

Yangiabad

• Innsbruck, 8 April 1944 - 29 February 1976, reintroduced 17 December 1988. Future of system uncertain.
• Linz, 15 May 1944
• Salzburg, 1 October 1940

• Babrujsk / Бабруйск /Babruysk, 30 August 1978
• Brest / Брэст, 20 April 1981
• Homiel / Гомель /Homyel, 20 May 1962
• Hrodna / Гродна, 5 November 1974
• Mahilyow / Магілёў (Mogilev), 19 January 1970
• Miensk / Менск /Minsk, 19 September 1952
• Viciebsk / Віцебск (Vitsyebsk), 1 September 1978

Plans were announced in 2001 for new trolleybus systems in:

Baranavičy / Баранавiчы (Baranavichy)

Barysaŭ / Барысаў (Borisov)

Lida / Ліда

Maładečna / Маладэчна (Molodechno)

Navapołacak / Наваполацак (Novopolotsk)

Vorša / Ворша (Orsha)

Pinsk / Пінск

Połacak / Полацак (Polotsk)

Salihorsk / Салігорск (Soligorsk)

• Gent (Gand) /Ghent, 24 March 1989. Operation suspended 9 April 2004 - 17 October 2005.

• Sarajevo, 23 November 1984. Operation suspended April 1992 - 27 November 1995 because of war.

• Burgas / Бургас, 25 September 1989
• Dobrich / Добрич, 1988
• Gabrovo / Габрово, 1987
• Haskovo / Хасково, 1993
• Pazardzhik / Пазарджик, 1 June 1993
• Pernik / Перник, July 1987
• Pleven / Плевен, July 1985
• Plovdiv / Пловдив, 1955
• Rousse (Ruse) / Русе, 9 September 1988
• Sliven / Сливен, 24 May 1986
• Sofia / София, 14 February 1941 - September 9, 1944, reintroduced 1 May 1948
• Stara Zagora / Стара Загора, September 1988
• Varna / Варна, 1 January, 1986
• Veliko Tarnovo / Велико Търново, September 1988
• Vratsa / Враца, September 1988

• Brno, 30 July 1949
• České Budějovice, 1909 - 1914, 28 October 1948 - 24 April 1971, and 2 May 1991
• Chomutov - Jirkov, 1 September 1995
• Hradec Králové, 2 May 1949
• Jihlava, 19 December 1948
• Mariánské Lázně, 27 April 1952
• Opava, 24 August 1952
• Ostrava, 9 May 1952
• Pardubice, 20 January 1952
• Plzeň, 9 April 1941
• Teplice, 1 May 1952
• Ústí nad Labem 1 July 1988
• Zlín, 27 January 1944

• Tallinn, 6 July 1965 [link]

• Caen, TVR, 15 November 2002 (See Bus guidé de Caen)
• Limoges, 14 July 1943
• Lyon, 1901 - 10 September 1907 (at Charbonnières-les-Bains), 4 September 1935
• Nancy, 27 September 1982, dual-mode (trolley/diesel) operation.

TVR opened 28 January 2001, planned to replace dual-mode buses. Operation suspended 9 March 2001 - 13 March 2002 because of technical problems.

• Saint-Etienne, 1 January 1942

Note: TVR, Transport sur Voie Réservée, is the Guided Light Transit guided bus system, marketed as "Trams sur pneus" (trams on tyres). Caen vehicles collect current from a single overhead wire using a pantograph, and return current through the center guide rail. Nancy vehicles collect and return current from twin overhead wires using trolley poles.

• Eberswalde, 22 March - June 1901, reintroduced 3 November 1940
• Esslingen, 1 April 1944
• Solingen, 19 June 1952

• Athína / Αθήνα (Athens), June 1954
• Peiraiás / Πειραιάς /Piraeus, 1949. Connection with Athens network built 1988, trolleybus service between Athens and Piraeus opened 1990. Piraeus network now operated as part of Athens network.

• Budapest, 16 December 1933 - 1944, and 21 December 1949
• Debrecen, 2 July 1985
• Szeged, 1 May 1979

• Ancona, 15 March 1949
• Avellino, 1947 - 1973. New system, in planning.
• Bari, (1939 - 1974; 20 November 1978 - 16 December 1987. Reopening planned.
• Bologna, October 1940 - 1943; 16 September 1955 - 14 June 1982; 4 January 1991.
• Cagliari, 22 February 1952. System includes interurban line to Quartu Sant'Elena.
• Chieti, 1 August 1950 - 1992. Reopening planned.
• Genova /Genoa, 13 April 1938 - 11 June 1973; 1 July 1997.
• Lecce, new system, in planning.
• Milano /Milan, 1906 - 1907; 28 October 1933
• Modena, 21 January 1950
• Napoli /Naples: urban (ANM), 8 May 1940. System includes suburban line to Ercolano (Herculaneum) and Torre del Greco.
• *Napoli - Secondigliano - Aversa suburban (CTP), 26 January 1964
• Parma, 25 October 1953
• Pescara, 1903 - 1904 (interurban line to Castellamare Adriatico); new system, to Silvi, in planning.
• Pomezia, new system, to Pomezia railway station, in planning.
• Rimini, 1 January 1939
• Roma /Rome, 1902 (experimental), 8 January 1937 - 2 July 1972; 23 March 2005
• Sanremo, 21 April 1942. System includes interurban lines to Ventimiglia and Arma di Taggia
• Savona, new system, to Vado Ligure, in planning.
• La Spezia, 12 February 1906 - November 1909; 27 January 1951 - 1985; 26 November 1988.

• Rīga, 6 November 1947 [link]

• Kaunas, 31 December 1965 [link]
• Vilnius, 27 November 1956 [link]

• Bălţi /Balti, 21 June 1972
• Chişinău /Chisinau, 12 October 1949
• Tighina / Тигина (Russian: Bendery / Бендеры), 1996
• Tiraspol, 1 November 1967
• *Tiraspol - Tighina interurban line, 19 June 1993.

• Arnhem, 5 September 1949

• Bergen, 24 February 1950 [link]

• Gdynia, 18 September 1943. One line extends to the adjoining town of Sopot.
• Lublin, 21 July 1953
• Tychy, 1 October 1982

• Coimbra, 16 August 1947

• Baia Mare, 16 February 1992
• Bucureşti /Bucharest, 10 November 1949
• Braşov, 1 May 1959. Future of system uncertain.
• Craiova, new system under construction.
• Constanţa, 5 July 1959
• Cluj-Napoca, 11 July 1959
• Iaşi, 1 May 1985
• Piatra Neamţ, 22 December 1995
• Ploiesţi, 1 September 1997
• Satu Mare, 15 November 1994
• Sibiu, August - October 1904, reintroduced 17 August 1983
• Slatina, 30 May 1996
• Suceava, 15 August 1987
• Târgovişte, 4 January 1995
• Timişoara, 15 November 1942
• Vaslui, 1 May 1994

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• Almetyevsk / Альметьевск, 13 January 1976
• Arkhangelsk / Архангельск, 14 October 1974
• Armavir / Армавир, 16 June 1973
• Astrakhan / Астрахань, 5 November 1967
• Balakovo / Балаково, 18 November 1967
• Belgorod / Белгород, 3 December 1967
• Berezniki / Березники, 4 March 1961
• Bryansk / Брянск, 3 December 1960
• Cheboksary / Чебоксары, 7 November 1964
• Cherepovets / Череповец, new system under construction.
• Cherkessk / Черкесск, 19 December 1988
• Dzerzhinsk / Дзержинск, 15 April 1976
• Engels / Энгельс, 29 April 1964
• Gatchina / Гатчина, new system under construction.
• Ivanovo / Иваново, 5 November 1962
• Izhevsk / Ижевск, 6 November 1968
• Kaliningrad / Калининград, 15 October 1943 - 27 January 1945, reintroduced 5 November 1975
• Kaluga / Калуга, 30 March 1956
• Kazan / Казань,27 November 1948
• Khimki / Химки, 24 July 1997. Near Moskva.
• Kostroma / Кострома, 10 January 1974
• Kovrov / Ковров, 10 March 1975
• Krasnodar / Краснодар, 28 July 1950
• Kursk / Курск, 18 August 1972
• Lipetsk / Липецк, 1 February 1972
• Makhachkala / Махачкала, 3 February 1973
• Maykop / Майкоп, 29 November 1974
• Moskva / Москва /Moscow, 15 November 1933
• Murmansk / Мурманск, 11 February 1962
• Mytishchi / Мытищи, 12 September 2002. Near Moskva.
• Naberezhnye Chelny / На́бережные Челны, new system under construction.
• Nalchik / Нальчик, 22 November 1980
• Nizhny Novgorod / Нижний Новгород, 27 June 1947

Novgorod: see Velikiy Novgorod

• Novocheboksarsk / Новочебоксарск, 2 November 1979
• Novokuybyshevsk / Новоуйбышевск), 4 January 1986
• Novorossiysk / Новороссийск), 1 April 1969
• Omsk / Омск, 5 November 1955
• Oryol / Орёл (Orel), 28 October 1968
• Penza / Пенза, 4 November 1948
• Perm / Пермь, 5 November 1960
• Petrozavodsk / Петрозаводск, 5 September 1961
• Podolsk / Подольск, 1 May 2001. Near Moskva.
• Rostov-na-Donu / Ростов-на-Дону /Rostov-on-Don, 18 March 1936
• Ryazan / Рязань, 13 November 1949
• Rybinsk / Рыбинск, 14 December 1976
• Samara / Самара, 7 November 1942
• Sankt-Peterburg / Санкт-Петербург, 21 October 1936
• Saransk / Саранск, 29 January 1966
• Saratov / Саратов, 6 November 1952
• Shakhty / Шахты, 30 September 1975. Future of system uncertain.
• Smolensk / Смоленск, 8 April 1991
• Stary Oskol / Старый Оскол, new system under construction.
• Stavropol / Ставрополь, 24 July 1964
• Sterlitamak / Стерлитамак, 24 February 1961
• Syzran / Сызрань, December 2002
• Taganrog / Таганрог, 25 December 1977
• Tambov / Тамбов, 6 November 1955
• Togliatti / Тольятти (Tolyatti), 21 January 1966
• Tosno / Тосно, new system under construction.
• Tula / Тула, 3 November 1962
• Tver / Тверь, 5 May 1967
• Tyumen / Тюмень, 12 June 1970
• Ufa / Уфа, 27 January 1962
• Ulyanovsk / Ульяновск, 31 December 1973
• Velikiy Novgorod / Великий Новгород, 3 December 1995
• Vidnoye / Видное, 1 May 2001. Near Moskva.
• Vladikavkaz / Владикавказ, 1 February 1977
• Vladimir / Владимир, 7 November 1952
• Volgodonsk/ Волгодонск, 4 October 1977
• Volgograd / Волгоград, 31 December 1960
• Vologda / Вологда, 30 December 1976
• Volzhsky / Волжский, new system under construction.
• Voronezh / Воронеж, 6 November 1960
• Yaroslavl /Ярославль, 7 November 1949
• Yoshkar-Ola / Йошкар-Ола, 1 February 1971

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• Abakan / Абакан, 31 December 1980
• Barnaul / Барнаул, 19 October 1973
• Blagoveshchensk / Благовещенск, 22 August 1979
• Bratsk / Братск, 1 February 1975
• Chelyabinsk / Челябинск, 22 November 1942
• Chita / Чита, 30 December 1970
• Irkutsk / Ирутск, 6 November 1970
• Kamensk-Uralsky / Каменск-Уральский, 1 November 1956
• Kemerovo / Кемерово, 25 September 1970
• Khabarovsk / Хабаровск, 17 January 1975
• Kirov / Киров, 8 November 1943
• Krasnoyarsk / Красноярск, 5 November 1959
• Kurgan / Курган, 24 November 1965
• Leninsk-Kuznetsky / Ленинск-Кузнецкий, 11 January 1984
• Miass / Миасс, 1 February 1985
• Nizhny Tagil / Нижний Тагил, new system under construction.
• Novokuznetsk / Новокузнецк), 1 January 1978
• Novosibirsk, 11 November 1957
• Rubtsovsk / Рубцо́вск, 28 December 1973
• Surgut / Сургут, new system under construction.
• Tomsk / Томск, 7 November 1967
• Vladivostok / Владивосток, 29 January 1965
• Yekaterinburg / Екатеринбург, 17 October 1943

• Beograd / Београд /Belgrade, 22 June 1947

• Banská Bystrica, 24 August 1989. Operation suspended since 1 January 2006, future of system uncertain.
• Bratislava, 19 July 1909 - 1914, reintroduced 31 July 1941
• Košice, 27 September 1993
• Prešov, 13 May 1962
• Žilina, 17 November 1994

• Landskrona, 27 September 2003 [link]

• Basel, 31 July 1941, future of system uncertain.
• Bern, 29 October 1940
• Biel/Bienne, 19 October 1940
• Fribourg, 1 February 1949
• Genève /Geneva, 11 September 1942
• La Chaux-de-Fonds, 23 December 1949
• Lausanne, 2 October 1932
• Luzern /Lucerne, 7 December 1941
• Neuchâtel, 16 February 1940. System once included an interurban line to Cernier (Val-de-Ruz).
• St. Gallen, 18 July 1950
• Schaffhausen, 24 September 1966
• Montreux, 18 April 1957. Line connects Vevey, Montreux and Villeneuve. Earlier line operated in Villeneuve, 17 December 1900 - 1903.
• Winterthur, 28 December 1938
• Zürich, 27 May 1939

• Alchevsk / Алчевськ, 26 September 1954
• Alushta / Алушта, 30 August 1993. See also Simferopol - Alushta - Yalta.
• Antratsyt / Антрацит, 27 September 1987
• Artemivsk / Артемівськ, 29 April 1968
• Bila Tserkva / Біла Церква, 23 June 1980
• Cherkasy / Черкаси, 9 November 1965
• Chernihiv / Чернігів, 4 November 1964
• Chernivtsi / Чернівці, 1 February 1939
• Dnipropetrovsk /Дніпропетровськ, 7 November 1947
• Dobropilla / Добропілля, 23 August 1968
• Donetsk / Донецьк, 3 January 1940
• Dzerzhynsk / Дзержинськ, 26 April 1985
• Horlivka / Горлівка, 6 November 1974
• Ivano-Frankivsk / Івано-Франківськ, 31 December 1983
• Kerch /Керч, 18 September 2004
• Khartsyzk / Харцизьк, 4 February 1982
• Kharkiv / Харків, 5 May 1939
• Kherson / Херсон, 16 June 1960
• Khmelnytskyi / Хмельницький, 25 December 1970
• Kirovohrad / Кіровоград, 4 November 1967
• Kramatorsk / Краматорськ, 18 November 1971
• Krasnodon / Краснодон, 30 December 1987
• Kremenchuk / Кременчук, 6 November 1966
• Kryvyi Rih / Кривий Ріг, 21 December 1957
• Kyiv / Київ, 5 November 1935
• Luhansk / Луганськ, 25 January 1962
• Lutsk / Луцьк, 8 April 1972
• Lysychansk / Лисичанськ, 7 March 1972
• Lviv / Львів, 27 November 1952
• Makiivka / Макіївка. Trolleybus line from Donetsk extended to Makiivka, 7 November 1960. Makiivka system opened 13 November 1969.
• Mariupol / Маріуполь, 21 April 1970
• Mykolaiv / Миколаїв, 29 October 1967
• Odessa / Одеса, 5 November 1945
• Poltava / Полтава, 14 September 1962
• Rivne Рівне, 27 December 1974
• Sebastopol / Севастополь, 6 November 1950
• Simferopol / Сімферополь, 7 October 1959
• *Simferopol - Alushta - Yalta interurban line: Simferopol - Alushta opened 6 November 1959. Alushta - Yalta opened July 1961. Ranked as world's longest trolleybus line, 86.7 km (53.7 mi).
• Slovyansk / Слов'янськ, 19 March 1977
• Stakhanov / Стаханов, 1 March 1970
• Sumy / Суми, 25 August 1967
• Syeverodonetsk / Сєверодонецьк, 1 January 1979
• Ternopil / Тернопіль, 24 December 1975
• Vinnitsia / Вінниця, 20 February 1964
• Vuhlehirsk / Вуглегірськ, 8 July 1982
• Yalta / Ялта, 1 May 1961. See also Simferopol - Alushta - Yalta.
• Zaporizhzhia / Запоріжжя, 22 December 1949
• Zhytomyr / Житомир, 1 May 1962

• Wellington, 29 September 1924 - May 1932, reintroduced 20 June 1949

• Edmonton, Alberta, 24 September 1939
• Vancouver, British Columbia, 5 December - 14 December 1945, demonstration; introduced 16 August 1948

• Guadalajara, 9 January 1977
• Ciudad de México /México City, 1948 demonstration, 1951 demonstration, introduced 6 April 1952

• Boston, 11 April 1936, later suspended; 17 December 2004 (Silver Line) (operated by Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority)
• Cambridge, (operated by Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority)
• Dayton, 23 April 1933
• Philadelphia, 1921 demonstration, and 14 October 1923. Operation "temporarily" suspended 27 June 2003, scheduled to return 2007.
• San Francisco, 6 October 1935 (operated by San Francisco Municipal Railway)
• Seattle, 27 February - 9 March 1937, demonstration, and 28 April 1940. Closed temporarily from 21 January 1978 to 15 September 1979 for rebuilding. In addition, dual-mode diesel-trolley buses operated 15 September 1990 - 2004 on routes using the Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel.

• Córdoba, 7 May 1989
• Mendoza, 16 October 1913 - 1915 ?, reintroduced 14 February 1958
• Rosario, 24 May 1959 - 31 December 1992, reintroduced 25 January 1994

• Santos, 12 August 1963
• São Paulo Urban (SPT), 22 April 1949
• *Suburban (EMTU), 3 December 1988. Serves neighboring towns including Diadema, São Bernardo do Campo and Santo André

• Valparaíso, 31 December 1952 - 30 November 1981, reintroduced 26 April 1982

• Quito, 18 December 1995. Future of system in doubt; conversion to light-rail (LRT) planned.

• Barquisimeto ("Transbarca", opening planned by the end of 2006)
• Mérida ("Trolmérida", opening planned by the end of 2006)

See also

• List of cities that no longer have trolleybuses
• Soviet trolleybus ZiU-5
• List of light-rail transit systems
• List of town tramway (urban tramway, streetcar) systems

Books

Gregoris, Paolo. 2003. "Giro d'Italia in filobus" (ISBN 88-7785-193-7). Cortona: Editore Calosci.

Mackinger, Gunter. 1979. "Obus in Österreich" (ISBN 3-900134-62-6). (Eisenbahn-Sammelheft Nr. 16.) Wien: Verlag Slezak.

Millar, Sean. 1986. "Trolleybuses in New Zealand" (ISBN 0-908726-20-1). Auckland: Millar Publishing.

Murray, Alan. 2001. "World Trolleybus Encyclopaedia" (ISBN 0-904245-18-1). Yateley, Hampshire, UK: Trolleybooks.

Peschkes, Robert. "World Gazetteer of Tram, Trolleybus, and Rapid Transit Systems."

Part One, Latin America (ISBN 1-898319-02-2). 1980. Exeter, UK: Quail Map Company.

Part Two, Asia+USSR / Africa / Australia (ISBN 0-948619-00-7). 1987. London: Rapid Transit Publications.

Part Three, Europe (ISBN 0-948619-01-5). 1993. London: Rapid Transit Publications.

Part Four, North America (ISBN 0-948619-06-6). 1998. London: Rapid Transit Publications.

Sebree, Mac, and Paul Ward. 1974. "The Trolley Coach in North America" (Interurbans Special 59). (ASIN: B0006CEBZC) Los Angeles: Interurbans. Los Angeles: Interurbans.

Straßenbahnatlas ehem. Sowjetunion / Tramway Atlas of the former USSR (ISBN 3-926524-15-4). 1996. Berlin: Arbeitsgemeinschaft Blickpunkt Straßenbahn, in conjunction with Light Rail Transit Association, London.

Tarkhov, Sergei. 2000. "Empire of the Trolleybus: Vol 1 -- Russia" (ISBN 0-948619-02-3). London: Rapid Transit Publications.

吉川文夫 (Yoshikawa, Fumio). 1995.　日本のトロリーバス (Nippon no "trolleybus") (ISBN 4-8848-066-3). Tokyo: kk Denkisha-kenkyûkai.

Periodicals

"Trolleybus Magazine" (ISSN 0266-7452). National Trolleybus Association (UK). Bimonthly.

Tarkhov, Sergei and Dmitriy Merzlov. "North Korean Surprises - Part 3." (Trolleybus Magazine No. 246, November-December 2002).

External links

• [All Time List of North American Trolleybus Systems] (David Wyatt)
• [Bibliography of the Electric Trolleybus] (Richard DeArmond)
• [Электротранспорт в городах бывшего СССР] (Elektrotransport v gorodakh byvshego SSSR, Dmitry Zinoviev)
• [Latin American Trolleybus Installations] (Allen Morrison)
• [Progetto Città Elettriche]
• [Tram.nu] (Bruse LF Persson)
• [Wires of Faded Glory] (Richard A. Bílek)
• [Tom's North American Trolleybus Pix]

 

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