Fewer Trains Around Utrecht Due to Train Traffic Controllers' Farewell Party
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Since this afternoon, train traffic around Utrecht has been hampered by a shortage of traffic controllers at ProRail. The railway infrastructure manager expects the problems to persist into the evening. There are too few traffic controllers available due to a farewell party for two ProRail employees.
Fewer trains have been running on three routes around Utrecht since Friday afternoon at 2:30 PM due to a shortage of traffic controllers, ProRail reports. The railway infrastructure manager expects this to continue into the evening. NS travel information lists approximately 11:15 PM as the expected end time.
ProRail has been unable to finalize the schedule, partly due to a farewell party for two colleagues. As a result, fewer trains are running around Utrecht until approximately mid-evening.
Due to a shortage of traffic controllers, fewer trains are running around Utrecht on Friday evening. This is because they are attending the farewell drinks for two ‘very beloved’ colleagues, ProRail reports.
Due to a shortage of traffic controllers at railway infrastructure manager ProRail, fewer trains have been running in the province of Utrecht for hours. According to ProRail, there were too few people available today.
Due to a shortage of traffic controllers, fewer trains are running around Utrecht on Friday evening. Some ProRail employees are attending the farewell drinks for two colleagues. Because replacements could not be arranged in time, the timetable has been adjusted.
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