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Dutch Railways (NS) has formally banned placing bags on empty train seats starting September 4th and will also stop paying compensation for strike-related cancellations, a move supported by passenger groups.
The website for the Dutch Railways (NS) is experiencing significant technical difficulties and congestion, preventing users from purchasing a special discounted summer ticket. A spokesperson for NS expects the issues to be resolved later in the afternoon.
The Dutch national railway company, NS, is slowly improving its financial performance but is simultaneously seeing its debt increase to 1.2 billion euros.
Dutch Railways (NS) reported a modest profit for the first half of the year, attributing the positive financial turnaround to an increase in passenger numbers and higher train ticket prices.
Starting in December, Dutch Railways (NS) will implement fixed codes on its trains to indicate their specific routes and destinations.
Dutch Railways (NS) reported a profit last year for the first time in a long period, primarily attributed to a significant increase in train passengers in 2025, resulting in a profit of 380 million euros.
Dutch Railways (NS) has updated its rules, requiring passengers to keep bags on their laps or in luggage racks, and prohibiting the use of an extra seat for hand luggage.
Dutch Railways (NS) reported a profit for the first time since 2019, posting an underlying operati
Dutch Railways (NS) is conducting a major ticket control operation in Voorburg, stopping all trains passing through the station to check passengers for valid tickets.