Egykori Mátranovák-Homokterenye vasútállomás

The former Homokterenye terminus. It has been more than twenty years since the smallest railway siding in our country was closed. The line was originally built for freight transport, but passenger traffic also started on it. After the change of regime, only the Ganz factory at the Homokterenye terminus believes that the passenger transport here ended in 1999. Later, the line was shut down due to zero shipping. According to railway history, the last train on the line was organized by a small railway-friendly group in 2001, when a 300-series BZ unit arrived here from Budapest for a special train, but the multi-day event could not be completed. He is stuck in Mátranovák. The PFT evacuated the train from here a day later so officially the last train left here. Since then, rails have been missing and MÁV itself removed the rails from the crossings, making the track impassable. At the Homokterenyei station, there is a recording building as well as recognizing the stops. At the terminus to this day, Ganz only today produces Bombardier and railway bogies. Transportation is by road ....