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Disruption cause: defective trains

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This disruption cause has been categorized under Rolling stock problems.

Recent service disruptions

Recent disruptions which are caused due to defective trains. The three most recent service disruptions are shown.

Amsterdam-Schiphol-Rotterdam (HSL)
defective trains
October 18, 2018, 11:48 AM - 12:13 PM • 26 minutes
Utrecht-Hilversum-Weesp
defective trains
September 3, 2018, 5:06 PM - 5:24 PM • 19 minutes
Arnhem-Nijmegen
defective trains
July 27, 2018, 7:19 AM - 7:35 AM • 15 minutes

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Most affected lines

List of the railway lines which are most often affected by this cause.

  1. Rotterdam Centraal - Schiphol Airport
    1 disruption • duration: 26 minutes
  2. Amsterdam Centraal - Schiphol Airport
    1 disruption • duration: 26 minutes
  3. Amersfoort - Amsterdam Centraal
    1 disruption • duration: 19 minutes
  4. Amersfoort - Schiphol Airport
    1 disruption • duration: 19 minutes
  5. Almere Oostvaarders - Utrecht Centraal
    1 disruption • duration: 19 minutes

One disruption often impacts multiple railway lines. In those cases, the same disruption is counted for each affected line.

Statistics

Statistics for this cause are calculated over the past 24 months.

Between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2020, Rijden de Treinen has reported 4 disruptions caused due to defective trains. This is an average of 0 disruptions per day.

The average duration for this cause is 15 minutes.

Number of disruptions and total duration

This graphs shows the number of disruptions which are caused due to defective trains and the total duration of these disruptions (measured in hours).

Disruptions per weekday

This graphs shows the number of disruptions per day of the week.