Topic: Hungary

new services Budapest to get two new rail freight connections

Two rail freight services serving the Hungarian capital Budapest, both suitable for the transportation of non-cranable semi-trailers, are being introduced over the next few months.…
extreme weather ‘Backlog due to floods will last for days’

Central and Eastern Europe have been dealing with extreme weather conditions for the past few days, with a significant impact on rail freight in different…
terminal construction Quaying works for Hungarian terminal in Trieste to begin in September

The realisation of Adria Port, a multimodal terminal in the port of Trieste managed by the Hungarian government, will be one step closer by the…
HUngarian infrastructure Hungarian rail logistics brace for 6 years of infrastructure upgrades

The coming six years until 2030 will see the Hungarian railway network undergoing significant upgrades. No matter their necessity, those upgrades are also expected to…
new service Rail Cargo Group to launch new Serbia-Hungary-Germany service

Austrian rail freight operator Rail Cargo Group (RCG) will launch a new service connecting Serbia, Hungary and Germany. The trains will serve Kruševac, in central…
Infrastructure disruptions Simultaneous track renovation strains Hungarian intermodal operations

August will be a busy period for Hungarian rail infrastructure workers since they will be occupied with renovating critical railway links. Those include the Gubacsi…
digital automatic coupling Rail associations in Central and Eastern Europe sound the alarm for DAC

Seven rail associations from Central and Eastern Europe presented their doubts about the deployment plan for the Digital Automatic Coupling (DAC) to the EU’s Directorate-General…
track access charges Surprise, surprise: TACs in Hungary are about to rise

Hungary will increase its Track Access Charges (TAC) by 14 per cent from 1 September 2024. This is the first time in two decades that…
China to build four rolling stock production sites in Hungary

CCRC Zhuzhou Locomotive, a subsidiary of Chinese state-owned rolling stock manufacturer CCRC, signed agreements with Hungarian equity fund Acemil to build four facilities in the…