Train delays on the Tukums railway line in Latvia have led to the appointment of buses to transport passengers between Tukums I and Tukums II stations.
Train services on the Tukums railway line in Latvia are facing significant delays, prompting a response from AS "Pasažieru vilciens" (PV), which operates under the brand "Vivi". Buses have been arranged to serve the route between Tukums I and Tukums II stations after several train cancellations. Specifically, services from Rīga to Tukums II and back have been affected, with multiple trains canceled and buses deployed to ensure continued passenger travel.
The canceled train services include a delayed train from Rīga to Tukums II, expected to arrive with a delay of approximately 35 minutes, highlighting the ripple effect of the disruptions across the schedule. Other trains on the network, such as the Ķemeri to Rīga service and those bound for Aizkraukle, are also experiencing delays of around 15 minutes. This situation poses inconveniences for daily commuters and travelers who rely on these services, particularly during peak hours.
The ongoing challenges underscore vulnerabilities in Latvia's rail infrastructure and raise questions about the reliability of public transport during emergencies. Authorities and the rail company will need to address these operational issues promptly to restore confidence in the transport network and ensure that passengers can reach their destinations without undue delays.
