Borsod Volán

The Borsod Volán Public Transportation Closed Company’s history roots back more than 60 years. The company has been complying with its duty to sustain bus shuttles and long distance public transportation in BorsodAbaújZemplénCounty. Furthermore, the company also conducts local and city public transportation in three other cities, namely Ózd, Tiszaújváros and Kazincbarcika.

The company’s scope of business also includes public transportation by special shuttles and contractual transportation and several other industrial activities. Such activities contain vehicle spare part repair, vehicle overhaul and service and vehicle washing; all those activities that constitute the background industry and supplementary actions for public transportation to be conducted in accordance with the schedules. The company’s major indexes are as follows: a staff of 1748, and 523 buses. It transports more than 50 million passengers annually on a distance of over 32 million kilometers. It has seven technical and traffic subsidiaries, eleven bus stations to render transportation services. The annual revenue reaches 12,5 billion HUF.

 The Borsod Volán Public Transportation Closed Company was all prepared to provide its service assortment of an improved quality to its passengers. Quality is a high priority issue for us. To prove this point we have launched and we have been applying those controlling systems that primarily embrace quality control environment oriented environmental awareness and control.

 As regards our improvements we concentrate on our vehicle fleet of course, as it is our crucial policy to preserve their aesthetical outlook and reliability and to abide by the environmental norms. Naturally, all technical parameters are considered, since proper vehicles must be provided.

 We are proud of that we have maintained public transportation for more than 60 years in this county, which is not a simple task, since the number of settlements in the county is 357. This figure exceeds those of some particular regions. Of these settlements 77 are dead-end villages and 138 ones have a population less than 500 people each. 284 villages cannot be approached by railway, only by buses. In knowledge of this it is important to remark that no serious traffic default has occurred in the public transportation of the county to date as the Borsod Volán Closed Company has rendered its services to its passengers even in the harshest whether conditions. Hopefully, the company will carry on running on the roads for the passengers’ full satisfaction in and over BorsodCounty in the far future.

Contacts:

BORSOD VOLÁN Public Transportation Closed Company

3527 Miskolc, József Attila út 70.

Tel: 46/515-015, Fax: 46/343-251

ugyfelszolgalat@borsodvolan.hu; www.borsodvolan.hu