Speeding up trains Amsterdam-Berlin faces delay

Amsterdam central station from above
Amsterdam central station from above

It will not be possible to speed up the train connecting between Amsterdam and Berlin by half an hour from 2024. The journey time will not be reduced until 2026 at the earliest and until 2030 at the latest. The delay is the result of a revised lead time for infrastructure modifications. 

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Author: Dylan Metselaar

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1 comment op “Speeding up trains Amsterdam-Berlin faces delay”

Bert van Lunteren|08.12.21|14:46

Oorzaak ligt dus bij het planproces van Prorail als ik het goed lees?

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