Budapest Transport Company (BKV)

The world's longest tramcar in Budapest - CAF Urbos (2016)The 56-meter-long Spanish CAF tram in Budapest. Budapest ordered 37 Urbos low-floor bidirectional trams. The 25 five-section trams are 34 meters long, and the 12 nine-section vehicles are 56 meters long. The world's longest tram runs on line 1 in Budapest.By jazzcool - April 8, 2016.

Calendar: Budapest trams 2015 (2012)By Henrik Boye, Kovách László, Top Card Kiadó.
June 16, 2012.

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Siemens Combino tram in Budapest - Tram (2006)54-meter-long Siemens Combino trams in Budapest. Things I like about trams in Budapest: 1. Those Combino trams are huge. Larger than ours in Zagreb. 2. In some parts, the tracks are entirely separated from the road. Things I don't like about trams in Budapest: 1. Line numbers are messed up. 2. Trans can drive in both directions, have no turnarounds, and have doors on both sides. Also, sometimes you enter/exit trams on one side, and sometimes on the other.

Calendar: Budapest museum line N19 Nosztalgia with museum tram 611 outside Bodafok (2013)September: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. September: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. 2015By Henrik Boye, Kovách László, Top Card Kiadó - September 29, 2013.

Budapest tram line 44 at Keleti pu (1983)By Henrik Boye.
July 1983.

Budapest tram line 42 with articulated tram 1474 at Határ út M (2008)By Ulrich Hackhe.
May 2008.

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Nostalgic trams on Tram Line No. 2 in Budapest (2011)From June 2 to August 28, 2011, every Saturday afternoon and evening, two nostalgic half-timbered trams operated between Boráros tér and Jászai Mari tér on Tram Line No. 2, which is considered the most beautiful tram line in Budapest. The two trams shown in the video are over 100 years old: the brown S-type tram, number 611, was built in 1909 and served with the old BKVT* company. The other one is the yellow L-type tram, number 436, built in 1911 and operated by the former BVVV** company. Both trams were renovated in 1987 and have been part of the nostalgic fleet of BKV Ltd. since then. As a result, BKV Ltd. organized this program. *BKVT = Budapesti Közúti Vaspálya Társaság **BVVV = Budapesti Városi Villamos VasútBy Oleever07 - September 4, 2011.

Postcard: Budapest tram line 33 with railcar 2015 on Róbert Károly körút (1980)The twin-engined tram of the BKV with track number 2014-2015b departs from the Flórián tér stop towards the Árpád Bridge before its widening in the 1970s. Straßenbahn-Zwillingwagen Nr. 2014+2015 der Budapester Verkehrs Betrieb in siebziger Jahre. 192By Henrik Boye, Németh Andor, Top Card Kiadó - 1980.

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Budapest tram: The type DUEWAG Tw6000 ex-Hannover (2010)The tram type Tw6000 was build from 1974 on for the light rail/metro tram system of Hannover. The first series(100 cars) came from DUEWAG, the later ones from LHB in lower saxony. After the EXPO 2000 the ÜSTRA(local transport company of Hannover) offered the first series for sale because they got enough of the new type Tw2000 for service. The BKV Budapest was interested in a not so pricey but good second hand tram type for their network so they bought most cars of the first series, some of the for getting spare parts. In Budapest they got the new numbers 1500-1575(the old numbers are still inside the trams). They got a new livery in orange, the doors got a closing signal and the door closing automatik was disabled. Although the trams can be used in traction they only operate as single trams in passenger service. Länge / length: 28,28 m. Breite / width: 2,4 m. Höhe / heigth: 3,3 m. Leistung / power: 2x217 kw. Fahrgastkapazität / passenger capacity: 46 Sitzplätze / seats, 104 Stehplätze / standing. Please note! I don't have more footage from Budapest or Hungary. Please don't subscribe if you expect more videos from Budapest because unfortunately I don't have anymore. Thanks.By Klingl3r - November 12, 2010.

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