Route
The route is a 1.7 mile single-track loop. For a map of the route, go to http://my.execpc.com/~coken2/route.htm. It begins at the METRA Commuter Rail Station and travels south on 11th Ave. to 56th Street. The cars turn east on 56th Street, operating in the grass center median. The route continues east through the Civic Center, Retail District, the new Harborpark Neighborhood, Southport Marina, to Celebration Park adjacent to Lake Michigan. The route turns north for two blocks, and then continues west on 54th Street past the Museum Complex, City Hall, and Kenosha Transit's new downtown Transit Center. The cars operate in the curb lane of 54th Street between 8th Ave. and 11th Ave., to the METRA Commuter Rail Station.

Vehicles
The cars are PCC Cars built in 1951 by Canadian Car and Foundry. The cars were built for the Toronto Transit Commission, and operated in Toronto until 1995. The cars were rebuilt by Toronto in 1989-1991. Following their purchase by Kenosha, the cars were re-trucked and refurbished. The cars kept their former TTC numbers and each is painted to represent one of the cities in the United States that operated PCC streetcars.

Stops
The line includes 18 stops. In the central business district, stops are located every block; elsewhere the cars stop approximately every two blocks.

Times
Operating hours vary throughout the year. In 2005, Winter Hours (January 5th - April 4th) are Monday through Friday: 10:05 a.m. until 2:05 p.m., and Saturdays and Sundays: 10:05 a.m. until 5:35 p.m. Cars operate for longer hours in the summer (usually 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.) and on special occasions.

Frequency
Cars run every 15 minutes.

Fares
A single trip costs 25 cents.