New Trams Coming To Hungary

  • 22 Jan 2020 8:42 AM
  • Hungary Around the Clock
New Trams Coming To Hungary
New trams built by Basque manufacturer CAF will soon go into service in the capital.

A reader of the Urban and Suburban Transport Association (VEKE) spotted trucks at Hegyeshalom Monday afternoon that were carrying 21 short and five long trams.

The former will run on tram line 1 and the latter on line 50 in Kispest and line 56 in Buda.

Photo courtesy of BKK, Budapest Transport Centre - they'll be glad if you watch and make use of the following video, it's riveting viewing ;)

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