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Public transport in Hungary

Hungary: 69 public transport operators, 567.6M km of scheduled service a year, 1,279 major stations and 177 tender notices — per region and operator.

Operators
69
Vehicle-km / year
≈ 567.6M km
Vehicles (peak)
≈ 5,684
Trips / week
585K
Stations*
1,279
Tender notices
177
Open procedures
67
Value (€)
€48.9B
Vehicle-km per inhabitant
≈ 59.5 km
Rank 10 of 25

Estimates from the scheduled timetables (one representative week per feed). *Stations with a page of their own. Methodology →

Hungary over time

17 snapshots · Jan 2025 – Oct 2026

567.6M km ↑ +3% since Jan 2025
299.1M km598.2M kmJan 2025Oct 20262026

Vehicle-km over 12 months: −3% since Oct 2025. All countries →

The largest operators

Map →

By stage

177 Tender notices

By service type

  1. Scheduled public transport 88
  2. Demand-responsive 29
  3. Other 25
  4. Rail 13
  5. School transport 10
  6. Taxi 9
  7. Vehicle hire with driver 3

Most active contracting authorities

  1. 1 MÁV Személyszállítási Zártkörűen Működő Részvénytársaság 57
  2. 2 VOLÁNBUSZ Közlekedési Zártkörűen Működő Részvénytársaság 17
  3. 3 Védelmi Beszerzési Ügynökség Zártkörűen Működő Részvénytársaság 14
  4. 4 BKK Budapesti Közlekedési Központ Zártkörűen Működő Részvénytársaság 12
  5. 5 Kazincbarcikai Tankerületi Központ 5
  6. 6 Közbeszerzési és Ellátási Főigazgatóság 5
  7. 7 Erzsébet a Kárpát-medencei Gyermekekért Alapítvány 4
  8. 8 Magyar Posta Zártkörűen Működő Részvénytársaság 4
  9. 9 Magyar Úszó Szövetség 4
  10. 10 Médiaszolgáltatás - támogató és Vagyonkezelő Alap 4
  11. 11 Pécsi Tudományegyetem 4
  12. 12 Dunakeszi Város Önkormányzata 4

How we calculate

Operators Unit: operators · counted
Transport companies as their timetable names them (GTFS agency). The same operator in several feeds is counted once; in Germany the company that actually runs each line. Source: published GTFS timetables, one representative week per feed
Vehicle-km / year Unit: km per year · estimate
For every trip: route length (along the published route shape; without one, the straight line between its stops × 1.25) × the days it runs in the representative week, × 365.25 / 7. Only scheduled service — no empty or depot runs, no demand-responsive services. Source: published GTFS timetables, one representative week per feed
Vehicles (peak) Unit: vehicles · estimate
The highest number of trips running at the same moment in the representative week — a lower bound: reserve and workshop vehicles are not included. Source: published GTFS timetables, one representative week per feed
Trips / week Unit: trips per week · counted
All scheduled trips in the representative week; trips given as a frequency (every 10 minutes) are expanded into single trips. Source: published GTFS timetables, one representative week per feed
Stations* Unit: stations · counted
Stations with a page of their own: at least 250 scheduled departures a day, or among a country's busiest 1,000 with at least 30. Capped per country, so not comparable between countries. Source: published GTFS timetables, one representative week per feed
Vehicle-km per inhabitant Unit: km per inhabitant and year · estimate
Vehicle-km per year of all operators in the country ÷ its population. Only countries whose timetables cover the whole country; the figure for all countries together is their vehicle-km ÷ their population. Source: published GTFS timetables, one representative week per feed; Eurostat, population on 1 January 2025
Tender notices Unit: notices · counted
Every published notice counts once: prior information, call for tenders or award notice. Source: TED (EU Official Journal) since 06/2024 and the German national portal
Open procedures Unit: notices · as published
Prior information notices and calls for tenders — notices that do not announce an award. Source: TED (EU Official Journal) since 06/2024 and the German national portal
Value (€) Unit: € · as published
Sum of the contract values stated in the notices, in euro only; other currencies are neither converted nor added. Many notices state no value, so the sum is a lower bound. Source: TED (EU Official Journal) since 06/2024 and the German national portal

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