Many People Can Travel on All Saints' Day, MÁV Introduces Extraordinary Measures
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The MÁV Group expects much higher passenger traffic than usual during the period around All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day, so they are preparing for the holiday weekend with additional capacity in both rail and bus transport.
On Sunday, All Saints' Day, which is also the last day of the autumn break, it is expected that many more people will travel on trains and long-distance buses than on an average weekend, but higher passenger traffic can be expected on Saturday as well.
Due to All Saints' Day and the last day of the autumn break, the MÁV group expects much higher passenger traffic than usual this weekend. The railway company is preparing with extra carriages on several trains and additional services on long-distance buses to ensure that everyone can reach their destinations.
Around All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day, hundreds of thousands of people set out to bring flowers to the graves of their loved ones, and long-distance transport is traditionally expected to experience a peak period at this time. The post MÁV expands the number of cars on 9 railway lines on All Souls' Day first appeared on Most Hír.
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