On January 21, 2021, a water pipe rupture occurred around the crossing of Rákóczi and Kápolna streets. During the works, the affected portion of the road is fully closed. Until the traffic obstruction is removed, our buses use detour routes […]
On 14 December, the Policy Learning Platform held the final of its trilogy of e-mobility webinars, on integrating e-mobility into territorial planning. E-mobility will have a profound impact on the wider city, affecting the electricity grid and transport flows, and […]
Paksi Közlekedési Kft. wishes all its passengers and their loved ones a blessed Christmas as well as health, happiness and prosperity in the coming New Year 2022. 2021 was an exciting year for public transport in the City of Paks. […]
We would like to inform our passengers that our company is introducing a 2021 year-end holiday service schedule for the bus services we operate.
In early October, VOLÁN Association announced its photo contest PUBLIC TRANSPORT THROUGH THE EYES OF A PHOTOGRAPHER to promote public transport. Our company has also published the call for the photo contest on its website. Enthusiastic amateurs and hobby photographers […]
6th peer review was held in Koprivnica via an online platform during the COVID-19 pandemic. During peer review, Koprivnica presents examples of electromobility infrastructure that is implemented in the city. Peer review started at 9:00 with a Welcome and short […]
From 22 November, the general public of Paks can also travel on board electric buses made in Hungary.
From 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Tuesday, 23 November, Route 2/DE buses will run along an alternate route on Kereszt Street.
On the 4 th of November 2021, PP5-University of Western Macedonia presented E-MOB project and its Good practices at the final event of Optitrans project, after an invitation of the Optitrans consortium. Further information: https://projects2014-2020.interregeurope.eu/e-mob/good-practices/ Associate Professor Dimitris Tsiamitros presented […]
Another road accident occurred on Highway 6 between Dunakömlőd and Paks, resulting in potential delays and outages across the entire line network until the end of the accident scene investigation.
