The company is owned and controlled by the hromada of Lviv and holds a monopoly on the operation of trams and trolleybuses in the city.

The organization oversees a tramway, and a trolleybus depot, a car repair workshop, a railroad service, and the contact network's power infrastructure.

Lvivelectrotrans operates at a loss, because the state authorities only compensate 60% of the cost of transporting privileged categories of passengers.

The campaign was inspired by the story of Bohdan Stashynsky, the assassin of Stepan Bandera, who was recruited by the KGB following his arrest for fare evasion.

[3] In recent years, there have been projects with the EBRD focused on infrastructure reconstruction and rolling stock procurement, including the acquisition of 30 used trams Tatra KT4D from Berlin (BVG).