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Power Supply Failure Disrupts Budapest's M2 Metro Line

Power Supply Failure Disrupts Budapest's M2 Metro Line

Passengers evacuated and replacement buses deployed as services remain suspended until repairs are completed.
A power supply failure occurred on the M2 metro line in Budapest on Tuesday afternoon, causing one train to become stranded while in transit.

Passengers were safely evacuated from the train without injury, according to a statement from the Budapest Transport Company (BKV Zrt.).

The incident took place between the Örs vezér tere and Puskás Ferenc Stadion stations, which has led to the implementation of replacement bus services for affected travelers.

Initial investigations suggest that a malfunctioning power supply circuit breaker was the cause of the disruption, reported shortly after 6 PM. As a result, trains are unable to operate on the affected section due to the lack of electrical supply, necessitating the use of buses to transport passengers.

The circuit breaker failure resulted in a short circuit, causing damage to the cabling of the safety signaling equipment, which will require replacement.

BKV personnel are currently working to resolve the issue, with plans communicated that services may resume by the start of operations on Wednesday morning.

The stricken train was in open track between two stations when power was lost.

The immediate replacement of the metro service has demanded significant resources, requiring the reallocation of buses from other lines, which may lead to minor inconveniences for some passengers due to vehicle shortages.

BKV and the Budapest Public Transport Center (BKK) expressed their gratitude to passengers for their patience and understanding during this disruption.
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