Rail operator CFL announced at around 3.30am on Monday that a technical problem had affected the infrastructure on the line between Clervaux and Troisvierges.

As a result, all train services on this northern stretch have been suspended until further notice. In order to ease congestion on the rest of the network, intercity (IC) express trains between Luxembourg City and Troisvierges have also been cancelled.

Passengers travelling from Luxembourg City towards the north can still use regional express (RE) trains, which currently run as far as Clervaux.

These trains serve all intermediate stations, including Pfaffenthal-Kirchberg, Dommeldange, Walferdange, Mersch, Ettelbruck, Michelau, Goebelsmuehle, Kautenbach, Wiltz, Drauffelt, and Clervaux, which now serves as the line’s temporary terminus.

To ensure onward travel, CFL has arranged replacement buses to operate between Clervaux and Troisvierges, maintaining a connection between the two affected towns.

Maintenance teams from CFL are currently working on site to resolve the issue. According to the operator, rail traffic is expected to resume gradually from around 10am, provided repairs go according to plan.

Delays and cancellations on other lines

CFL’s website also reported disruptions early on Monday morning on routes towards Rodange and Metz. While these issues have now been resolved, passengers may still face delays or cancelled services on these lines.

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