The network recalled what trolleybuses Kyiv residents used to ride in the 1990s. Archival photos
In the 1990s, trolleybuses of various types - not only Ukrainian but also foreign - could be seen on the streets of Kyiv. Among the latter, the most common were public electric vehicles from Škoda and DAC.
Archival photos were published in the community "Spraha": interesting things in Kyiv" on Facebook. All these models have already been decommissioned by Kyivpastrans.
"Trolleybuses of the 90s," the post reads.
Kyiv trolleybuses of the 90s
Source: "Spraha": interesting things in Kyiv
The published photos, which were taken in different parts of the capital, show, among other things, trolleybuses of several types made by the Czechoslovakian company Škoda and the Romanian company DAC.
Kyiv trolleybuses of the 90s
Source: "Spraha": interesting things in Kyiv
Kyiv trolleybuses of the 90s
Source: "Spraha": interesting things in Kyiv
Kyiv trolleybuses of the 90s
Source: "Spraha": interesting things in Kyiv
Kyiv trolleybuses of the 90s
Source: "Spraha": interesting things in Kyiv
Kyiv trolleybuses of the 90s
Source: "Spraha": interesting things in Kyiv
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