Dávid Vitézy announced that MÁV (Hungarian State Railways) has reverted to a system that makes InterCity train delay data publicly accessible, preventing statistics from concealing significant delays.

Hungary's former transport minister János Lázár is criticized as many MÁV (Hungarian State Railways) trains, including InterCity coaches and diesel multiple units, remain out of service despite promises to restore them.

MÁV (Hungarian State Railways) security employees are set to receive a six-month allowance by early April, likely before the elections, following a unique decision by Minister Lázár.

Hungary's Ministry of Construction and Transport has announced that independent technical reviews for the Budapest–Belgrade freight railway line are 'partially completed.' The ministry did not clarify what 'partially completed' means, and MÁV (Hungarian State Railways) has no information on the matter.

MÁV (Hungarian State Railways) has provided an explanation for the dismissal of a former classmate of Lázár János from the head of its service company, stating the company failed to efficiently serve the group.

Dávid Vitézy, a candidate for transport minister in Hungary, stated he would seek assistance from foreign railway companies to ensure MÁV (Hungarian State Railways) operates normally during the summer.

A freight train was filmed crossing an open barrier on the Budapest-Belgrade railway line, prompting MÁV (Hungarian State Railways) to state that the signaling equipment operated as expected and correctly, with the barrier lifting and signal light turning off after a period.

Following weekend train chaos, Hungarian Minister Dávid Vitézy has requested a program from MÁV (Hungarian State Railways) to quickly improve passenger information.

Another MÁV (Hungarian State Railways) board member has confirmed that the government bypassed the board in certain decisions, including the sale of properties next to MÁV stations.

The Bek–Degenfeld–Tisza palace, which serves as the MÁV (Hungarian State Railways) headquarters in Debrecen, is scheduled for auction between March 30 and April 1, ahead of the upcoming elections.