ProRail’s 2024 performance lagging in the Netherlands

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ProRail reports that performance in terms of passenger punctuality for 2024 is lagging behind. The rail company announced this today during the presentation of the 2023 annual report. For the HSL, for example, the number of delays of 5 minutes is below the minimum threshold. “There are still a lot of improvement steps to be taken.”

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ProRail’s 2024 performance lagging in the Netherlands

NS train in Utrecht
NS train in Utrecht Alexander Molendijk

ProRail reports that performance in terms of passenger punctuality for 2024 is lagging behind. The rail company announced this today during the presentation of the 2023 annual report. For the HSL, for example, the number of delays of 5 minutes is below the minimum threshold. “There are still a lot of improvement steps to be taken.”

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