After the reconstruction works planned for the summer along metro line M3 have been finished, from 15 August, the service of metro line M3 will resume on the southern section, between Kőbánya-Kispest and Kálvin tér stations. From Kálvin tér, replacement buses will continue to run.
Nagyvárad tér will be skipped by metro line M3 and the surrounding area will be accessible either by the station replacement bus M30 or some other alternative lines. Previously and simultaneously, that is between 13 and 16 August, for four days, replacement buses will be operating, instead of metro line M3, even on the Újpest section.
The most important changes in the transport service of metro line M3 and the replacement buses from the middle of August are the following:
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Your attention, please! Please note that the metro will be out of service in the northern section between 13 and 16 August, therefore replacement buses will be running to Újpest-központ, as follows:
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Transport service applicable along metroline M3 from 17 August is, as follows:
Your attention, please! Please note that on the holiday weekend starting with 20 August, regular weekday service will be applicable on metroline M3, a.k.a. the metro will be running between Kőbánya-Kispest and Kálvin tér and between Göncz Árpád városközpont and Újpest-központ, while replacement buses will be in service between Kálvin tér and Göncz Árpád városközpont. Please note that the Nagyvárad tér will be skipped by the metro.
BKK Centre for Budapest Transport would like to kindly request both public transport passengers and other passengers using individual transport to not get about in the Hungarian capital in the upcoming weeks, as they have accustomed to, as several changes are expected due to the metro replacement works. BKK would like to kindly recommend that passengers use the BudapestGO app to plan their trips, which, among others, calculates the most appropriate route for passengers to reach their destinations based on real-time information on public transport lines and passengers have the chance to even purchase their tickets and passes in the app.
Te reconstruction works of metroline M3 began in the fall of 2017 on the Northern section. During the reconstruction works, the infrastructure of Hungary’s busiest railway line will be completely renovated and the stations will become state-of-the-art and barrier-free. The reconstruction works of metroline M3 will have been finished by the spring of 2023. In a little bit over half a year, service will be provided on the entire line on metroline M3, on the country’s busiest railway line. Please find further information on the reconstruction works of metroline M3 at BKK’s website.
Source: bkk.hu
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WHEN – must be SOME idea – when will Ferenciek ter metro – under the eponymous ter/square – in downtown Budapest – my nearest metro station, closed getting on for 30 months – when will it AGAIN be part of the “infamous” tax burden to Hungarians, the M3 metro line ???
NEVER – since its closure near on 30 months – has it been part of the “stop/start” – operating procedures of this “infamous” tax burden to citizens metro.
Ferenciek ter metro – has REMAINED closed – for 30 months.
WHEN will it be OPERATIONAL ???