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No trains between Amsterdam, Utrecht and Hilversum

A vehicle collision with a railway viaduct in Amsterdam has caused significant train service disruptions between Amsterdam, Utrecht, and Hilversum. The delays are expected to last until 13:45, coinciding with a large protest in the capital that has prompted the NS to allow ticket use on the metro.

Train traffic between Amsterdam Central and Muiderpoort has been halted after a vehicle collided with a railway viaduct in Amsterdam. This incident has disrupted services on several routes, specifically affecting travel between Amsterdam and Utrecht, as well as Amsterdam and Hilversum. Passengers heading to Amsterdam and Almere are also experiencing significant delays as a result of the collision. According to ProRail, the service interruptions are expected to last until at least 13:45 today. While direct connections are limited, the national railway operator NS has announced that train tickets remain valid for travel on the Amsterdam metro system. Additionally, commuters traveling from Utrecht still have access to station Amsterdam Zuid. The timing of the disruption is particularly problematic, as the city is expecting a large influx of visitors today for the planned Rode Lijn protest. The NS had originally scheduled extra-long trains to accommodate the anticipated crowds, leading officials to describe the current technical issues as an unfortunate development.

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Based on reporting by rss. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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