Budapest–Belgrade Railway Completes Most Significant Test
During the weekend test, the trains ran for hours on the Hungarian section between Budapest and Kelebia as if scheduled passenger service had actually begun. Although the safety systems operating at speeds of 160 kilometers per hour perf…
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