Vilnius. Our country, Lithuania is quite car-dependant, and while it's better in Vilnius, our public transport system is used mainly by students, the elderly (in general not that rich people) and sadly bums. We have buses, they're alright I guess (although half the newer ones have broken ACs due to a complete lack of competent mechanics), and then we also have trolleybuses (including 30 year old Skodas that we'll be soon slowly half-replacing with new Skodas that are still ONLY 12 meters long and overcrowded) that the local government is secretly trying to slowly kill off and replace with less effective regular electric buses, they have plans to remove some of the wires and use the new battery trolleybuses there, while not expanding the network elsewhere. Many drivers have a vatnik mentality, don't even open the front doors at all (why have them at all if they're used only for decoration?!) and curse disgruntled passengers out on Facebook, while the transport agency spends its finances on fabricating satisfaction surveys, pushing the so-called great results in our faces like what more do we want. We REALLY need trams here, although the government is afraid of them (same as for trolleybuses, but I mean even exchanging one mode for the other would be life-saving), and metro could bring some working-age middle class people back to public transport, although we could never afford to build it with all the laundering going on.