Hungary Transport

Rail, road and river and air transport in Budapest is connected with neighboring countries. In Budapest and Lake Balaton can be reached by bus from Minsk or Brest. Maximum speed of delivery systems provide the train «InterCity» and trains - the express. Public transport is developed very well. In every city there are trolley and bus routes. Budapest also has a subway, in Debrecen, Miskolc and Smegede - trams. Hungary has the long-distance trains and a network of suburban electric trains. In Hungary, there are 4 highways and numerous roads with total length of more than 30000 km, the quality of which will satisfy the most demanding drivers. The rate for cars is limited: 60 km / h in urban areas, 80 km / h on the highway, 100 km / h on highways and 120 km / h on motorways.

Summer, regular passenger flights have boats on Lake Balaton and the Danube River. By bus and train from Hungary, you can get to the East (Slovakia, Poland, Romania) and Western Europe.

Taxi stands are located on the car - and railway stations, as well as at major hotels. On the price of travel is better to negotiate with the driver beforehand. After graduating from public transport, some drivers may require you to pay in foreign currency. To rent a car must be aged over 21, who officially reside in the country (for example, in the hotel), have a credit card and leave a deposit of $ 300. The rate for cars is limited: 60 km / h in urban areas, 80 km / h on the highway, 100 km / h on highways and 120 km / h on motorways. For motorcycles speed limits are the same, except in urban areas - 50 km / h. Blinking green light is equivalent to the yellow color. Movement in the center of Budapest is prohibited, and fines for parking is very high, so it is best to use public transport. In Hungary, outside the settlements and in the daytime should be included beam headlamp.

Rent a car. The car is rented out only to persons over 21 years, with residence in the territory of Hungary (eg, hotel). If you do not have a credit card, you will be asked to leave a deposit in cash.