Relativly reliable, given the traffic congestion in the city at times. The companies appear to be in the process of upgrading their fleets to modern vehicles, but quite a few Soviet era bone rattlers still exist, more so with the trams
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A dense network of bus routes, at quite regular intervals, and given the traffic problems during rush hour, pretty reliable. Most busses are modern, but there are still a few dating back to the communist days, and these are right bone shakers
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The trams are considerably older that the buses, with only a few newish ones floating around. The services are more restricted and don't serve all parts of the city
Not the worlds most reliable service, all the trains I caught either were delayed, or got delayed on route. Most services are very busy, but fantastically cheap
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The "Tramwaj Wodny" or "FerryTram" service runs a couple of times a day from Gdansk to Hel and Gdansk to Nowy Port and Sopot, with another service running from Sopot to Hel. The services are reliable and speedy (Hel is less than 2 hours by ferry, over three by train from Gdansk)
