Currently the municipality owes HUF 112 million to Vértes Volán. Tamás Németh, managing director of the company explained that the newly adopted debt settlement regime at the municipality makes the problem even more serious.
According to the new system the claim of Vértes Volán was approved, but there is neither a guarantee nor a deadline for payment. It is most probable that the service fee of the service during the past three years and six months will have to be at least partially written off as loss.
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