(providing longer lines and fewer transfers). Lines and developments , it was composed of 38 lines (26 main lines, and 11 supplemental lines denoted by an ’A’ or ’G’ after the route number), and the Budapest Cog-wheel Railway. Among these lines, only Line 6 offers non-stop service, most of the trams run between 5 am and 11 pm. Discontinued lines It is not always straightforward to decide whether a tram line still exists in Budapest since throughout the decades some numbers may have been carried by several lines (not at the same time though), so some numbers might have appeared and disappeared throughout time. Some lines were assigned new numbers so even though there is no line with that specific number, there is a line on exactly the same route. Of course, existing lines might have been lengthened or shortened, so this also makes hard to exactly define a tram line. Still, the following table tries to summarize these data – termini and dates refer to the last time the number was used. Rolling stock Current fleet As of 24 June 2021 Depots See also BKV Zrt. Budapest Castle Hill Funicular Budapest Cog-wheel Railway Budapest Metro List of town tramway systems in Hungary References External links Budapesti Közlekedési Vállalat (BKV) - official site Budapesti Közlekedési Vállalat (BKV) - official site Budapest network map (including tram lines) (pdf) The GS Tram site - Budapest Villamosok.hu Trams of Hungary Budapest Public transport in Budapest Tourist attractions in Budapest Metre gauge railways in Hungary Budapest