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NewsRead before February 11 2026 Average reading time: 1 minuteAverage reading time: {time} minutesAt the railway yard in Haarlem we are replacing three switches that are at the end of their lifespan. With this work we ensure that trains can continue to run safely reliably and with as few disruptions as possible in the future. Worn switches Switches are an important part of the track. They ensure that trains can change tracks. Switches wear out over time due to intensive use. Inspections show that these switches are now so worn that repairing them is no longer sufficient. By replacing them on time we prevent disruptions and delays. This way the railway remains safe and reliable for travelers and carriers. We remove these old switches and install new ones. Contractor Strukton Rail carries out the work for us. The work requires large machines and precision. That is why we are working continuously so that the track is fully available again as quickly as possible.HinderWe are working from Saturday February 14 at 1 a.m. to Thursday February 19 at 5 a.m. During this period we work day and night also in the evening and night. During the work you may experience nuisance such as noise and vibrations. There are also temporarily fewer trains running to and from Haarlem. Do you want to travel by train? Then check the NS travel planner for current travel advice. Check the journey planner Check the journey planner More about: Work in Haarlem More news Emergency repair of switches in Duivendrecht: major impact on train traffic February 11 2026 Tracks 5 to 8 at The Hague Central back in use February 9 2026 Work on the track between Alkmaar and Uitgeest February 5 2026 Are you satisfied with the information on this page? Yes No Track Work Check Do you live or work within 300 meters of the track? Then use our track work check. You can immediately see which work is planned in your area. Postal code No valid house number only enter the number. House number No valid postal code only enter numbers and letters without spaces. View work
