járatoknál

Jaratoknal is a Hungarian word that translates to "at the lines" or "at the routes." It commonly refers to public transportation services, such as bus, tram, or train lines, and the locations where these services operate or are accessed. In a broader sense, "jaratoknal" can also denote the vicinity of such lines, encompassing bus stops, train stations, or tram halts.

The term is frequently used in everyday conversation when discussing travel plans or meeting points. For instance, someone might say "Találkozunk a járatoknál" which means "Let's meet at the lines/routes," implying a meeting at a public transport stop or station. It signifies the point of departure, arrival, or transfer for various public transport systems. The concept of "jaratoknal" is central to understanding urban mobility and the logistics of public transportation networks within Hungary. It highlights the physical locations where passengers interact with these services.