Vilnius buses and trolleybuses in real time: map, stops and timetables

Where is my bus: Vilnius transport on the map

• Every bus and trolleybus on the map with its route number and colour. The position is updated every 15 seconds and the vehicle moves smoothly.
• Vehicles 3 minutes late or more have an amber border.
• Tap one to see its route, direction, “3 min late” or “on time”, and when it will reach each of the next stops.
• In the stop card this bus’s departure is adjusted for its delay (green with a dot). Other departures follow the timetable.

Real-time public transport is shown in Vilnius, Kaunas and Klaipėda: about 900 vehicles at a time. The other cities: Kaunas and Klaipėda.

Vilnius stops and timetables

1. Open InCaseMap: app.incasemap.com.
2. Turn on the “Transport” template (stops, live buses and people’s marks) or the “Stops” layer.
3. Tap a stop or find it by name in the search.
4. The card shows the next departures of each route: “in 4 min”, then the time, “tomorrow 05:12”.
5. Switch direction with one button: both sides of the street in one card. Choose “All”, “Buses” or “Trolleybuses”.

The full-day timetable by hour is shown for any day in the next two weeks. Tap a trip to see all its stops with times, where the bus is now and the route along the streets on the map.

Vilnius bus and trolleybus routes

The “Routes” button on the map lists every route in the groups “Cities”, “Districts” and “Other”. “My location” picks the city you are in. Choose Vilnius, a route and a direction to see every stop with minutes from the start and the route on the map.

How to get around Vilnius by bus

Choose a destination in “Where would you like to go?”. The app offers up to 5 options from your location or a place you enter, leaving now: how far to walk, which route to take, where and when to board, transfers with the waiting time and when to leave, for example “Leave in 5 min · 16:09–16:39”.

If walking is faster, the planner does not suggest a bus. Every place card has a “How to get there by bus” button.

Ticket inspectors and police in Vilnius: marked by people

In the “Police and inspections (marked by people)” layer people mark police, speed checks and ticket inspectors with the “+” button, and others vote. A mark stays while the votes support it, for 3 hours at most. Who marked or voted is not shown.

Good to know

• The trip planner uses the timetable: it does not take bus delays into account.
• Walking time is approximate (marked “~”): it is measured in a straight line, not along streets.
• Timetables of stops you have opened stay on the phone for two weeks, offline too. Live bus positions need the internet.
• There are no trains in the app.
• Intercity routes and other Lithuanian towns: Public transport in Lithuania.

Frequently asked questions