Important: Major traffic change on busy Budapest road leading to the airport!

Due to roadworks, one of the busiest roads of Budapest will operate as a unidirectional road from the 8th of July. This change affects Üllői Road between Béke Square and the District 18 towards the city centre. The change will affect public transportation as well.

As Index reported, the roadworks and the one-way traffic will go on until the beginning of November. According to BKK, the change will affect buses on this route as well. Bus 193E to Mednyánszky Street and Market Central will run on a modified route. Instead of taking Üllői Road to Gyömrői Road, it will run on the route leading to Ferihegy Airport. Therefore, it will not stop at Szarvas Csárda Square and Béke Square in Pestszentlőrinc. However, trams will run the same, undisturbed.

Modified bus routes in Budapest

Buses 236 and 236A to Mednyánszky Street and Market Central will run on a modified route between Szarvas Csárda Square and Királyhágó Street. Instead of Üllői Road, they will run on the route of bus 182, Ráday Gedeon Street–Bessenyei György Street–Haladás Street–Petőfi Street–Gilice Square–Cziffra György Street–Szabadka Street–Száva Street–Halomi Street–Királyhágó Street.

Night bus 950 will also run of a modified route. The bus to Pestszentimre, railway station, runs on the route of Petőfi Street–Gilice Square–Cziffra György Street–Szabadka Street–Száva Street–Halomi Street–Királyhágó Street–Béke Square–Üllői Road–Mednyánszky Street–Bartók Béla Street–Királyhágó Street. The bus will not stop at the stops between Szarvas Csárda Square and Béke Square. Budapest Transport Centre (BKK) suggests taking the tram line number 50 to reach the stops that the buses miss on Üllői Road.

Get information in advance

BKK also suggests getting information before your journey. To plan your journey in the Hungarian capital, you can use the BudapestGO app, which calculates the optimal route to your destination based on real-time public transport service information. In addition to that, you can also buy your tickets and passes using the BudapestGO application.

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