Israeli Delegation's Visit to Budapest Triggers Transportation Disruptions
Traffic restrictions are set to impact public transport and road access in Budapest from April 3 to 6.
An Israeli delegation is scheduled to arrive in Budapest on April 3, with transportation disruptions expected until April 6, as reported by local authorities.
The Budapest Public Transport Authority (BKK) has announced that road closures will occur around the city during this period, affecting both public transit and private transportation routes.
Specifically, road closures will be concentrated around Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport and along the M3 motorway leading into the city, including critical access points such as Kacsóh Pongrác Street, Kós Károly Promenade, Heroes' Square, and Andrássy Avenue.
Additionally, disruptions are anticipated during daylight hours on April 3 while the delegation arrives, impacting traffic on routes connecting József Attila Street, Széchenyi István Square, Chain Bridge, Clark Adam Square, and others.
The BKK has advised passengers to allocate extra time for their journeys due to these disruptions and recommends the use of metro lines M2, M3, and M4 as alternative transportation options.
Further updates regarding traffic changes for April 5 and 6 will be provided by the BKK.
For more detailed information on road closures, individuals are directed to visit the official police website, and real-time transportation updates can be accessed through the BKK’s digital platforms.
The Budapest Public Transport Authority (BKK) has announced that road closures will occur around the city during this period, affecting both public transit and private transportation routes.
Specifically, road closures will be concentrated around Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport and along the M3 motorway leading into the city, including critical access points such as Kacsóh Pongrác Street, Kós Károly Promenade, Heroes' Square, and Andrássy Avenue.
Additionally, disruptions are anticipated during daylight hours on April 3 while the delegation arrives, impacting traffic on routes connecting József Attila Street, Széchenyi István Square, Chain Bridge, Clark Adam Square, and others.
The BKK has advised passengers to allocate extra time for their journeys due to these disruptions and recommends the use of metro lines M2, M3, and M4 as alternative transportation options.
Further updates regarding traffic changes for April 5 and 6 will be provided by the BKK.
For more detailed information on road closures, individuals are directed to visit the official police website, and real-time transportation updates can be accessed through the BKK’s digital platforms.
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