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Megállóhelyek is a Hungarian term that translates to "stops" or "stopping places" in English. It commonly refers to designated locations for public transportation vehicles, such as buses, trams, and trolleybuses, to pick up and drop off passengers. These stops are an essential part of urban and intercity transit networks, facilitating the movement of people within and between communities.

In most cases, megállóhelyek are marked by signage indicating the presence of a transit stop and often display route numbers and schedules for the services that serve it. Some stops may have simple bus shelters providing protection from the weather, while others might be more elaborate, featuring seating, real-time information displays, and even ticket vending machines. The design and amenities of megállóhelyek can vary significantly depending on the location, the type of public transport, and the funding available.

The strategic placement of megállóhelyek is crucial for the efficiency and accessibility of public transportation. They are typically situated in areas with high passenger demand, such as residential neighborhoods, commercial centers, and major public facilities. Effective megállóhelyek design and management contribute to a positive passenger experience and encourage the use of public transport, thereby reducing traffic congestion and environmental impact. The term can also be used more broadly to refer to any designated stopping point, even outside of public transport contexts, though its primary association is with transit.