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==(Szeged -) Röszke MÁV - Horgoš ŽS (- Subotica)==
==(Szeged -) Röszke MÁV - Horgoš ŽS (- Subotica)==
[D] Generally MÁV works to Horgoš. The MÁV website states all services were suspended on 10 November 2015 when the track was blocked by a border fence erected by Hungary. Later modernisation work including electrification was undertaken and freight services resumed on 29 July 2022 and a five pairs daily passenger service between Szeged  
[E] Recent modernisation work including electrification has been undertaken: freight services resumed on 29 July 2022, and a passenger service of five daily train pairs between Szeged  
and Subotica worked by both MAV and ŽS resumed on Tuesday 28 November 2023.
and Subotica resumed on Tuesday 28 November 2023, worked by both MAV and ŽS.


==(Kiskunhalas -) Kelebia MÁV - Subotica ŽS==
==(Kiskunhalas -) Kelebia MÁV - Subotica ŽS==

Latest revision as of 14:45, 26 December 2024

(Újszeged -) Tiszasziget MÁV - Rabe ŽS

Line closed and lifted after World War 2. The railway bridge over the Tisza River in Szeged was destroyed, so the route lost its function.

(Újszeged -) Tiszasziget MÁV - Dala ŽS

Line closed and lifted after World War 2. The railway bridge over the Tisza River in Szeged was destroyed, so the route lost its function.

(Szeged -) Röszke MÁV - Horgoš ŽS (- Subotica)

[E] Recent modernisation work including electrification has been undertaken: freight services resumed on 29 July 2022, and a passenger service of five daily train pairs between Szeged and Subotica resumed on Tuesday 28 November 2023, worked by both MAV and ŽS.

(Kiskunhalas -) Kelebia MÁV - Subotica ŽS

[E] MÁV works to Subotica. No services in the 2024-25 timetable.

(Bácsalmás -) Csikéria MÁV - Subotica ŽS

No through traffic after World War 2. Line abandoned. The Hungarian Prime Minister has agreed to sign a contract with Serbia concerning the rebuilding of this line as part of an international project to recreate a rail link between Rijeka (Croatia) and Constanta (Romania). However, any actual work depends on European funding.

(Bácsalmás -) Ólegyen MÁV - Ridica ŽS

No through traffic after World War 2. Line closed and lifted.

(Baja -) Gara MÁV - Ridica ŽS

No through traffic after World War 2. Line closed and lifted.

(Baja -) Hercegszántó MÁV - Backi Breg ŽS

Closed after World War 2. Entire line lifted.

See also