Lithuania has plenty of transportation options, whether you’re using public transport or prefer to drive yourself. From city buses to trains and car rentals, getting around is easy. Plus, all roads are free for regular cars to use. All the roads are free to use for regular cars. 

Public Transportation in Cities 

In Lithuania’s major cities like Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, Šiauliai and Panevėžys, public transport is a convenient and affordable way to get around.

• Buses: Buses are the most common way to travel around the city. They have many routes, making it easy to reach different areas
• Trolleybuses: In Vilnius and Kaunas, you'll also find an extensive network of trolleybuses, which are an environmentally friendly and affordable option 
• Apps: Trafi app is a must-have for using public transport in Lithuania. It gives you real-time updates on buses and trolleybuses, helping you choose the quickest way to reach your destination. You can download the app from App Store or Google Play 

Public transport in Vilnius. Public transportation starts working at 5 a.m. and runs until 11 p.m. There is available E-Ticket (m. Ticket app, JUDU/Vilniečio kortelė). Vilniečio kortelė is credited with an appropriate amount of money and/or the selected public transport tickets.  Routes and timetables can be checked here 

Public transport in Kaunas. You can use Žiogas app enabling anyone with a credit or debit card connected to an online banking service to use public transport in Kaunas. Available in English, download onto your phone or tablet, register your bank card, top it up. Routes and timetables in Kaunas can be checked here 

Public transport in Klaipėda. You can use e.Ticket Klaipėda app for public transport in the city. Routes and timetables in Klaipeda can be checked here.   

You can either buy a single ticket for the bus or trolleybus, or get a long-term transport card for more regular travel. Ticket prices vary based on how long you’ll be using the service and any discounts you may qualify for. Students who hold a Lithuanian student ID or an ISIC card, pensioners are eligible for discounted public transportation tickets. 

Trains 

Lithuania's train network connects the larger cities and towns. Trains are a comfortable option, especially for traveling between cities like Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipėda, and Šiauliai. 

• Intercity Trains: These trains are fast, modern, and offer a scenic journey through the countryside. Routes like Vilnius to Kaunas and Vilnius to Klaipėda are popular choices
• Train Tickets: You can buy tickets at the station, through Mobile App | LTG Link or online via the Lithuanian Railways (known as Lietuvos Geležinkeliai) website. If you change your mind and don’t have a Lithuanian Railways account, train tickets can be returned only in person at the train station

Intercity Buses 

Buses run quite frequently between major cities and also connect smaller towns and villages. Each Lithuanian city has a bus station where most buses leave from. Bus routes connecting the main cities to regional towns are usually at least several a day.  Main Providers are Kautra and Toks are two of the main bus companies offering both long-distance and regional services. Tickets can be purchased online, at bus stations, or directly from the driver. 

Taxis 

Taxis are widely available in all major cities. Taxis can be booked on the Etaksi webpage or with the help of the apps Bolt or Uber. 

Car-sharing 

Rentals - Citybee, Bolt Drive, Spark (which offers electric vehicles) are gaining popularity, especially for those who don’t own a car but need one for short trips. A map of public charging stations can be found here. 

Electric Scooters 

In larger cities, especially Vilnius, Kaunas and Klaipėda, shared electric scooters have become a popular mode of transportation. Companies like Bolt offer app-based rental services that allow users to pick up and drop off scooters at different locations.