We go by train with responsibility
We effectively prevent coronavirus infection.
MORE INFORMATION
Current restrictions in domestic railway transport
Temporary restrictions in the domestic transport
On all ZSSK trains, passengers must be protected by a respirator, i.e. it is compulsory to keep their nose and mouth covered during the entire journey time, according to the current measures. Passengers are strongly advised to wear an FFP2 respirator (without exhalation valve) to effectively reduce the risk of infection.
Trains IC 44/45 (Košice – Bratislava – Wien Hbf.and v.v.) are operated on the whole route. Other IC trains 52X are not yet running.
Up-to-date train schedule is available at www.zssk.sk.
Current restrictions in international railway transport
CZECH REPUBLIC
It is obligatory to wear the FFP2 face mask (without the expiratory valve) in the public transport premises in the whole territory of the Czech Republic. The face mask FFP2 is required during the whole journey. No other types of face masks are allowed.
Trains EC 130/131 Bathory (Budapest Nyug. – Bratislava – Varšava – Terespol – Brest and return) will operated on the whole route from 1. 6. 2021 from Budapest to Terespol and from 2. 6. 2021 from Terespol to Budapest. This train service is currently not operated from Terespol to Brest.
Suburban international services
Suburban international services to the Czech Republic are fully resumed.
AUSTRIA
It is obligatory to wear the FFP2 face mask (without the expiratory valve) in the public transport premises in the whole territory of Austria. The face mask FFP2 is required during the whole journey.
Trains IC 44/45 (Košice – Bratislava – Wien Hbf.and back) will operate on the whole route from 13. 6. 2021.
HUNGARY
Trains EC 130/131 Bathory (Budapest Nyug. – Bratislava – Varšava – Terespol – Brest and return) will operated on the whole route from 1. 6. 2021 from Budapest to Terespol and from 2. 6. 2021 from Terespol to Budapest. This train service is currently not operated from Terespol to Brest.
POLAND
Trains EC 130/131 Bathory (Budapest Nyug. – Bratislava – Varšava – Terespol – Brest and return line) are operated on the whole route from Budapest to Terespol and from Terespol to Budapest. This train service is currently not operated from Terespol to Brest.
Suburban international services
Suburban international services to Poland on the route Čadca – Zwardoň are fully resumed.
UKRAINE
Trains RR 96x between Košice and Mukačevo will operate from 1st July 2021.
Passenger Os trains from Čierna nad Tisou to Čop will operate from 1st July 2021.
We are opening our customer centres. For more information see.
What is coronavirus disease?
- Coronavirus belongs among the droplet infections.
- Coronavirus incubation period is 2 to 14 days, the average period is 5 to 6 days.
- 80 % people recover without any special medical treatment.
- Medicines to treat the disease does not exist yet, only the symptoms are treated.
Protect yourself and the health of the others
Buy your ticket contactless 24/7
More info
THANK YOU FOR FOLLOWING THESE PRINCIPLES
The main symptoms of coronavirus disease
If you have any of the above-mentioned symptoms, you are advised to contact the Public Health Authority of the Slovak Republic or Regional Public Health Authority, available 24/7
Any questions related to COVID-19 disease will be answered at any time by the Public Health Authority of the Slovak Republic, tel.: 0917 222 682, email: novykoronavirus@uvzsr.sk, or by the relevant Regional Public Health Authority:
| NITRA | 0948 495 915 | TRNAVA | 0905 903 053 |
| TRENČÍN | 0911 763 203 | KOŠICE | 0918 389 841 |
| PREŠOV | 0911 908 823 | BRATISLAVA | 0917 426 075 |
| BANSKÁ BYSTRICA | 0918 659 580 | ŽILINA | 0905 342 812 |
Feeling sick during train journey?
If you or any other passengers feel any symptoms of the disease, please contact us on 18 188 for further instructions on how to proceed.
Calls to 18 188 are charged at a higher rate, the cost of these calls will not exceed €0.30/min. The price of the call depends on the tariff of your operator.
#
