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We Listened to the Citizens: From October 19th, Trains Will Stop at the Petrovaradin and Tošin Bunar Stops

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Due to the new stops, corrections have been made to the timetable and train times.

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Due to the new stops, corrections have been made to the timetable and train times.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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The free bus that went to the train station in Petrovaradin has been abolished, now every city transport to the stop is paid for, even though Novi Sad still does not have a functioning train station.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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The new timetable from October 19 brings changes on the lines between Belgrade, Subotica, Vrbas and Petrovaradin. According to the announcement of the Srbijavoza company, all Inter City "Soko" trains will stop in Petrovaradin, and all Inter Regio trains will also stop at Tošina Bunar. The changes will enable better connection of passengers and improve the quality of transportation, according to the announcement. Traffic at the technical-passenge…

From October 19, all "Soko" trains will stop at the "Petrovaradin" station in Novi Sad, and "Inter Regio" trains at the "Tošin Bunar" stop in New Belgrade.

·Novi Beograd, Serbia
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From October 19, all Inter City and "Soko" trains will stop for the purpose of entering and exiting passengers at the Petrovaradin station, while all Inter Regio trains will.

Starting from Monday, October 19, 2026, all Inter city "Soko" trains will stop at the Petrovaradin station, while all Inter regional trains will stop at the Tošin Bunar stop. The company notes that the stopping of trains at the TPS Novi Sad stop remains unchanged. Due to these changes, there was a correction of the driving schedule on certain sections. Stop at Petrovaradin station (Inter city trains "Soko"): From Belgrade Center to Subotica: Tra…

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Dnevni list Danas broke the news in Belgrade, Serbia on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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