The electrical conductivity and the conductivity relaxation of (55 - x)ZrF4-15BaF(2)-xYF(3)-30LiF glasses were studied in the temperature range from 300 K to just below the glass transition temperature and in the frequency range from 10 Hz to 2 MHz. No large changes in the conductivity were observed with the substitution of Zr4+ by the Y3+ ions. The activation energy remained almost constant up to 20 mol.% YF3 content and increased for higher YF3 content in the glass compositions. The frequency dependent conductivity was analyzed in terms of modulus formalism. The distribution parameter for the conductivity relaxation times remained almost unchanged with the substitution of YF3 with an increase far 40 mol.% YF3 content. The distribution of relaxation times of the present glasses was much broader than that for the YF3-free zirconium fluoride glasses. The glass decoupling index decreased and the modulus relaxation rate increased with the increase of YF3 content in the glass compositions with an anomaly for the composition having 20 mol.% YF3 content.