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Three Weeks After the Derailment of a Train, Rail Traffic Between Rouen and Caen Resumes Service

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After more than three weeks of interruption due to the derailment of a train on September 11, the Rouen-Caen railway line resumes its normal service on Monday, October 5. Train times and frequency have not changed.

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After more than three weeks of interruption due to the derailment of a train on September 11, the Rouen-Caen railway line resumes its normal service on Monday, October 5. Train times and frequency have not changed.

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The TER, which carried 186 people, had derailed after striking an object on the track.

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The technical investigation confirmed that the accident that caused 44 injuries, one of which was serious, was due to "the presence of a rail" on the track, which was still unexplained.

·Paris, France
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Three weeks after the derailment of a TER between Rouen and Caen on 11 September, at the height of Cléon (Seine-Maritime), train traffic was able to resume on Monday, 5 October 2026.

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Le Huffington Post broke the news in Paris, France on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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