Hungary Operates Oldest Trains in the EU

Hungary's passenger train fleet has an average age of 42 years, making it the oldest in the European Union, with even the second-to-last country, Romania, having trains ten years younger.

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telexHungarian36d ago

Magyarországon közlekednek a messze legöregebb vonatok az EU-n belül

Még az utolsó előtti Romániában is tíz évvel fiatalabb a személyszállító járműállomány átlagéletkora, mint a magyarországi 42 év.

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