Trolleybuses in Lublin

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Trolleybus in Lublin

The Lublin trolleybus is a trolleybus network serving Lublin metropolitan area in Poland. It is one of the four Polish cities that currently have such a network, along with Gdynia, Sopot and Tychy.

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Main lines

LineMapRouteStopsTime
150 MPKLublin150.png Osiedle Poręba – Granitowa – Jana Pawła II – Al. Kraśnicka – Bohaterów Monte Cassino – Wileńska – Głęboka – Sowińskiego – Al. Racławickie – Krakowskie Przedmieście – 3 Maja – Al. Tysiąclecia – Lwowska – Al. Andersa – Mełgiewska – Mełgiewska WSEI (Mełgiewska – Grygowej – Pancerniaków)20–25
(6)
38 min.
(47 min.)
151 MPKLublin151.png Abramowice – Abramowicka – Kunickiego – pl. Bychawski – al. Piłsudskiego – Lipowa – Al. Racławickie – al. Kraśnicka – Węglin2544 min.
152 MPKLublin152.png Plac Dworcowy – Stadionowa – Muzyczna – Nadbystrzycka – Zana – Filaretów – Jana Pawła II – Granitowa – Osiedle Poręba15–1621 min.
153 MPKLublin153.png Pancerniaków – Grygowej – Dekutowskiego – Droga Męczenników Majdanka – Fabryczna – Al. Zygmuntowskie – al. Piłsudskiego – Narutowicza – Głęboka – Wileńska – Bohaterów Monte Cassino – Armii Krajowej – Orkana – Roztocze – al. Kraśnicka – Węglin2347 min.
154 MPKLublin154.png Węglin – al. Kraśnicka – Roztocze – Orkana – Armii Krajowej – Bohaterów Monte Cassino – Zana – Filaretów – Głęboka – Muzyczna – Stadionowa – Młyńska – Dworcowa – Młyńska (powrót: Dworcowa – Gazowa – Młyńska) – Stadionowa – Lubelskiego Lipca '80 – al. Unii Lubelskiej – Podzamcze – Unicka – Obywatelska – Chodźki – Chodźki – szpital25–2640 min.
155 MPKLublin155.png Pancerniaków – Grygowej – Mełgiewska – Gospodarcza – Hutnicza – Łęczyńska – Wolska – pl. Bychawski – al. Piłsudskiego – Lipowa – Al. Racławickie – al. Kraśnicka – Zana – Zana ZUS27–2842 min.
156 MPKLublin156.png Felin – Doświadczalna – Franczaka „Lalka” – Droga Męczenników Majdanka – Fabryczna – al. Unii Lubelskiej – Zamojska – Kard.St.Wyszyńskiego – Królewska – Lubartowska – Obywatelska – Chodźki – Al. Smorawińskiego – Szeligowskiego – Choiny – Choiny2438 min.
157 MPKLublin157.png Zana Leclerc – Zana – Filaretów – Jana Pawła II – Krochmalna – Diamentowa – Zemborzycka – Kunickiego – Dywizjonu 303 – Krańcowa – Droga Męczenników Majdanka – Franczaka „Lalka” – Doświadczalna – Felin27–2942 min.
158 MPKLublin158.png Felin – Doświadczalna – Franczaka „Lalka” – Droga Męczenników Majdanka – Fabryczna – Al. Zygmuntowskie – al. Piłsudskiego – Lipowa – Al. Racławickie – al. Kraśnicka – Zana – Zana ZUS2241 min.
159 MPKLublin159.png Osiedle Poręba – Granitowa – Jana Pawła II – Armii Krajowej – Bohaterów Monte Cassino – Wileńska – Głęboka – Narutowicza – Bernardyńska – Zamojska – Fabryczna – Łęczyńska – Hutnicza – Gospodarcza – Mełgiewska – Mełgiewska WSEI (Mełgiewska – Grygowej – Pancerniaków)22
(6)
42 min.
(51 min.)
160 MPKLublin160.png Osiedle Poręba – Granitowa – Jana Pawła II – Filaretów – Jana Pawła II – Krochmalna – Diamentowa – Zemborzycka – Kunickiego – Pl. Bychawski – Wolska – Fabryczna – al. Unii Lubelskiej – Zamojska – Kard. St. Wyszyńskiego – Królewska – Lubartowska – Obywatelska – Chodźki – Al. Smorawińskiego – Szeligowskiego – Choiny – Choiny3656 min.
161 MPKLublin161.png Osiedle Poręba – Granitowa – Jana Pawła II – al. Kraśnicka – Bohaterów Monte Cassino – Zana – Nadbystrzycka – Krochmalna – Gazowa – Dworzec Główny PKP – Dworcowa – Młyńska – Stadionowa – Lubelskiego Lipca '80 – plac Bychawski – Wolska – Droga Męczenników Majdanka – Franczaka „Lalka” – Doświadczalna – Felin3657 min.
162 MPKLublin162.png Osiedle Poręba – Granitowa – Jana Pawła II – Armii Krajowej – Bohaterów Monte Cassino – Zana – Nadbystrzycka – Krochmalna – Diamentowa – Zemborzycka – Herberta – Inżynierska2835 min.

Fleet

PhotoType [1] In usageManufacturedQuantity
Solaris Trollino 12M200720073
Solaris Trollino 12AC200820081
MAZ 203T8M 201020091
SAM MPK Lublin II 20113
Solaris trolleybus, Plac Lokietka, Lublin, Poland 01.jpg Solaris Trollino 12S20112011–201230
Solaris Trollino 12MB20132013–201420
Trolejbus Ursus .jpg Bogdan/Ursus T701.16 20132013–201538
Solaris Trollino 18.jpg Solaris Trollino 18M2014201412
Ursustrollublin.jpg Ursus CS18T 201815

Museum fleet

Skoda 9Tr in 1977 Lublin old photo (Town hall).jpg
Škoda 9Tr in 1977
PhotoType [2] In usageQuantity
ZIU-tek przed Ratuszem.jpg ZiU-9 1985–20001
Škoda 9Tr 1

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References

  1. "Tabor TROLEJBUSY" (in Polish). mpklublin.pl. Retrieved 2019-01-04.
  2. "Vehicle Statistics Lublin, Trolleybus". transphoto.ru. Retrieved 2019-01-04.