Still disrupted train traffic in the Netherlands

On many railroad lines there is damage to the track caused by Friday's storm. ProRail is working in many places to repair the storm damage.

NS is running trains again on a number of routes (see below). There is no international train traffic to Belgium, France and Germany today. Tomorrow there is still no train traffic possible on 2 routes.

Regional carriers have started running trains again.

On these NS routes there is train traffic again:

• Eindhoven - Deurne - Venlo
• Eindhoven - Weert - Sittard - Heerlen
• Amsterdam Centraal - Schiphol Airport - Leiden Centraal - Den Haag Centraal
• Zwolle - Deventer
• Zwolle - Groningen
• Den Haag Centraal - Rotterdam Centraal - Dordrecht
• Amsterdam Centraal - Alkmaar - Den Helder
• Utrecht Centraal - Den Haag Centraal
• Apeldoorn - Deventer - Almelo
• Amsterdam Centraal - Enkhuizen
• 's Hertogenbosch - Eindhoven
• Utrecht Centraal - Amersfoort Centraal - Zwolle
• Lelystad Centrum - Zwolle
• Rotterdam Centraal - Breda (HSL)
• Breda - Roosendaal
• Dordrecht - Breda - 's Hertogenbosch - Arnhem Centraal
• Utrecht Centraal - Rotterdam Centraal
• Gouda - Boskoop

No train traffic on Saturday

On these routes, in all likelihood, there will be NO train traffic on Saturday:

• Around Weesp (Amsterdam-Amersfoort, Amsterdam-Almere)
• Amsterdam Centraal - Utrecht Centraal
• Amsterdam Centraal - Gouda
• Amsterdam Centraal - Rotterdam Centraal (HSL)
• Amsterdam Centraal - Haarlem - Leiden Centraal
• Haarlem - Alkmaar - Hoorn
• Haarlem - Zandvoort aan Zee
• Roosendaal - Vlissingen
• Sittard - Maastricht
• Leiden Centraal - Rotterdam Centraal
• IC Brussels
• IC Berlin
• ICE International
• Eurostar

The most up to date overview can be found in the journey planner or live departure times. When trains start running again, they can be found in the journey planner and with the departure times.

Sunday

On Sunday there will be no or less train traffic on these routes:

• Geldermalsen - Tiel
• Amersfoort - Apeldoorn