Menetrendi

Menetrendi is a Hungarian adjective used to denote anything related to a timetable or schedule, especially within public transportation. It is commonly applied to schedules, timetable data, and planning processes that organize service departures and arrivals according to published times.

Etymology: The word derives from menetrend, meaning timetable or schedule, with the adjectival suffix -i in Hungarian, yielding menetrendi as “timetable-related” or “schedule-based.”

Usage: In transit contexts, phrases include menetrendi változás (timetable change), menetrendi adatok (timetable data), and menetrendi szolgáltatás (service operated according to the timetable). The term distinguishes scheduled operations from real-time or demand-driven services.

Context and examples: Hungarian transport authorities publish daily or seasonal menetrendi information for trains, buses, and trams. Changes are announced in official notices and on websites; travelers are advised to verify the current menetrendi adatok before travel. The concept also appears in planning documents and statistical reports that relate to the cadence of services and the coordination of routes.

See also: menetrend, közlekedés, tömegközlekedés.