No trains between Haarlem and Beverwijk due to track work

Train services between Haarlem and Beverwijk will be suspended from November 2 until November 7 to allow for track maintenance and station upgrades. During this period, travelers can use replacement stopbuses and express bus services while rail maintenance is completed in the Velserspoortunnel.
Starting November 2, train services between Haarlem and Beverwijk will be suspended to facilitate essential maintenance on the railway track within the Velserspoortunnel. ProRail and the contractor Swietelsky are conducting the work, which was rescheduled from January due to severe winter weather, to replace aging infrastructure. Simultaneously, upgrades are being made at Beverwijk station, including the installation of a new electrical substation and underground cabling. The project is expected to conclude in the early hours of November 7.
During the closure, commuters are provided with alternative transportation options. Stopbuses will serve all stations along the route, including Haarlem, Bloemendaal, Santpoort-Zuid, Santpoort-Noord, and Driehuis. Additionally, express buses will operate daily between Haarlem and Beverwijk from 7:00 AM until 6:30 PM. Travelers planning to journey between Haarlem and Uitgeest are advised to detour through Amsterdam Sloterdijk. Passengers are encouraged to consult the NS travel planner before departing for the latest service updates.
Based on reporting by rss. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.



