Hungarian government launches public transport action plan
Under the program, state railways MÁV will be reorganized as a new company to be headed by Zsolt Hegyi, replacing Zoltán Pafféri, MÁV’s incumbent CEO.
Under the program, state railways MÁV will be reorganized as a new company to be headed by Zsolt Hegyi, replacing Zoltán Pafféri, MÁV’s incumbent CEO.
Volánbusz employees will get at least 28.4% higher wages in three years, of which 17%, at least 70,000 forints, will be paid this year.
The aim is to upgrade the ageing track network and the rolling stock step by step, focusing on important tasks.
The government is allowing workers who are fighting against the coronavirus free transportation on public lines.
The Hungarian government is increasing public transportation in Budapest with the purchase of 60 new buses.
PM Orbán has appointed former Budapest mayor István Tarlós as prime ministerial commissioner in charge of national transport and public services infrastructure development.
The Budapest public transport company (BKK) has been testing the new POS system since May and has so far received 1,800 fine transfers through it.
Regional councils are taking steps to introduce green buses to Hungary's public transport system.
Airport bus passengers can expect to get hold of their tickets via smart phones starting as early as June, with universal e-ticketing expected to roll out by September, Mayor Tarlós said
The so-called electric rollers will help alleviate the problems caused by traffic jams, air pollution and parking difficulties
The Hungarian government has announced new railway projects that will set a speedy course for development over the coming years
BKK has announced that it will run its new 200E bus service to Liszt Ferenc International Airport all day and night. The 100E service from Deák tér has become crowded so the new service should relieve the load
The new M2 route will take just 25 minutes to reach Deák Ferenc Square from Rákoskeresztúr instead of the current 60 minute journey