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Seventy-year-old technology may be installed on the Hungarian section of the Budapest-Belgrade railway, which could make the line more expensive

Summary by Szabad Európa
According to our information, the Chinese investor has given up on installing its own safety equipment on the Hungarian section of the Budapest-Belgrade railway. Therefore, for lack of a better term — on a “temporary” basis — a type developed in 1955 is operating on the line, but it will probably not be ready for operation either.
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According to our information, the Chinese investor has given up on installing its own safety equipment on the Hungarian section of the Budapest-Belgrade railway. Therefore, for lack of a better term — on a “temporary” basis — a type developed in 1955 is operating on the line, but it will probably not be ready for operation either.

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Szabad Európa broke the news in on Monday, May 5, 2025.
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