Feb 25 • 08:17 UTC 🇳🇴 Norway Aftenposten

Track and signal errors cause problems in train traffic - over 150 deviations

Train traffic in the Oslo area is facing delays and cancellations due to track and signal errors, with over 150 service disruptions reported.

Train services in the Oslo region are currently significantly affected by errors in the track and signal systems. Vy and Bane Nor have reported delays and cancellations primarily between Drammen and Asker due to these technical issues. In addition, there is a signal failure impacting the Vestfold Line, causing further disruptions. The latest updates on the situation are expected to be provided at noon.

As of the reported time, traffic data from Bane Nor indicates that 131 service disruptions have already occurred, illustrating the extent of the operational issues. Passengers are being advised to expect slower train speeds, leading to inevitable delays and possible cancellations. Vy has issued warnings to travelers staying informed as train operations are slower than normal.

This situation highlights the challenges faced by the Norwegian rail system, especially in high-traffic areas like Oslo. Continuous monitoring by Bane Nor and Vy is crucial, and ongoing updates suggest that the companies are trying to manage the disruptions effectively to minimize the impact on commuters. As the updates roll in, passengers can remain aware of their travel plans during these delays, particularly during rush hours when the service is most utilized.

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