Hungarian State Railways, known as MÁV, is the national railway company of Hungary. Established in 1868, it operates the majority of the country's train services, including regional, intercity, and international routes. MÁV plays a crucial role in connecting cities and towns across Hungary, facilitating both passenger and freight transport. The railway network spans over 7,600 kilometers, making it one of the largest in Europe. MÁV is committed to modernizing its services and infrastructure, aiming to improve efficiency and passenger experience. The company also collaborates with other European rail operators to enhance cross-border travel options.