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Public transport developments in Hungary and Romania
Overview
Public transportation services in Hungary and parts of Romania are undergoing various logistical and technological updates. In Kaposvár, Hungary, a new bus schedule is scheduled for November to increase service frequency, supported by the acquisition of 42 electric buses and the introduction of midibus routes for narrow streets. Meanwhile, in Maros County, Romania, authorities are attempting to resolve transit gaps between Csejdi, Tófalva, and Marosvásárhely caused by the discontinuation of a previous route.
Digitalization efforts are also advancing in Hungary. In Budapest, the BudapestGO application has been updated to provide passengers with boarding advice to optimize transfers and accessibility. Additionally, the Okosjárat system is working to integrate rural bus services into Google Maps, a project already active in Orosháza with plans to expand to dozens of other municipalities.
Entities
FlexCom Kommunikációs Kft. · Orosháza · Csejdi · Kaposvár · Google Maps
Timeline
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[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesHungarian transit services receive digital upgrades
New digital updates in Hungary are improving transit: BudapestGO now suggests optimal metro boarding positions, while the Okosjárat system integrates rural bus routes into Google Maps.
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[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesPublic transport updates in Kaposvár and Maros County
Public transport updates are underway in Kaposvár, Hungary, with increased bus frequency and new routes, while officials in Maros County, Romania, seek solutions for discontinued bus services in Csejdi and Tótf
Sources
blikk.hu · hirek.prim.hu · kaposvarmost.hu · szekelyhon.ro