Škoda 24Tr Irisbus

Škoda 24Tr Irisbus rear in Teplice, Czech Republic in August 2006

After a relatively successful effort to unify bus and trolleybus (Karosa ŠM 11/Škoda T-11, Karosa B 831/Škoda 17Tr and Skoda 21ab/Škoda 21Tr) Czechs took fourth attempt, and created a trolleybus Škoda 24Tr. Trolleybus Skoda 24Tr is based on the Irisbus Agora bus and upgraded version Irisbus Citelis.

The Škoda 24Tr trolleybus is a two-axle trolleybus with self-supporting body. Trolleybus is a low floor, only the back of the seats on the stand. Thanks to air cushion properties (the ability to lower the air pressure trolley on the right) moves to the trolley stop is able to fall to the pavement level. Trolley on the right side there are three double doors with a "stop" button, which opens at the passenger's request.

Electrical equipment, based on IGBT transistor base, are placed in special containers on the roof. In parallel to the ordinary trolley model is produced, the trolleys, which are equipped with a diesel generator. This allows the trolley to ride without contact poles, it is sometimes used when the trolleybus is diverge from its route, but often also used in the same way when running on regular routes, such as Riga 9. and 27. trolley route.

The first trolleybus was built on the Citybus bus-based (based on the roof of CNG-based). Due to this type of bus abandonment and replacement by more modern buses Citelis, the trolley body was based on Citelis base (such trolleybuses began producing 2005), but the name remained unchanged at Citelis.

Trolleybuses produced between 2003 and 2014.

Country	City	Carbody	Year	Amount	Reference
Czech Republic	Jihlava	Citybus	2005	1	[1]
		Citelis 1A	2006–2007	5	[1]
	Mariánské Lázně	Citybus	2004–2005	2	[2]
		Citelis 1A	2006	5	[2]
	Pardubice	Citelis 1A	2006–2007	6	[3]
	Plzeň	Citybus	2004–2005	7	[4]
		Citelis 1A	2006–2007	7	[4]
		Citelis 1B	2006–2009	9	[4]
	Teplice	Citelis 1A	2006–2007	4	[5]
		Citelis 1B	2008	3	[5]
	Zlín – Otrokovice	Citybus	2004–2005	12	[6]
		Citelis 1A	2006	2	[6]
		Citelis 1B	2013–2014	6	[6]
Latvia	Riga	Citelis 1B	2007–2009	150	[7]
Romania	Timișoara	Citelis 1B	2008	50	[8]
Slovakia	Prešov	Citelis 1A	2006–2007	5	[9]
		Citelis 1B	2008	2	[9]
Uzbekistan	Urgench	Citelis 1B	2013	9	[10]

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