Railway line between Serbia and Hungary opens for passenger trains after 8 years of closure

First trip of the train between Hungary and Serbia on 28 November 2023 MÁV

After 8 years, rail passenger transport between Szeged in Southern Hungary and Serbian town Szabadka started up again on November 28, announced Hungarian State Railways. Five pairs of passenger trains per day now run between the two countries.

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Roland Bol|01.12.23|14:54

Szabadka is the Hungarian name for the Serbian town Subotica. The article uses both names.

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Railway line between Serbia and Hungary opens for passenger trains after 8 years of closure

First trip of the train between Hungary and Serbia on 28 November 2023 MÁV

After 8 years, rail passenger transport between Szeged in Southern Hungary and Serbian town Szabadka started up again on November 28, announced Hungarian State Railways. Five pairs of passenger trains per day now run between the two countries.

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Author: Esther Geerts

Former Editor RailTech.com

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1 comment op “Railway line between Serbia and Hungary opens for passenger trains after 8 years of closure”

Roland Bol|01.12.23|14:54

Szabadka is the Hungarian name for the Serbian town Subotica. The article uses both names.

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