Train traffic disruptions
Engineering work on the Luxembourg - Esch/Alzette - Rodange and Luxembourg - Bettembourg - Thionville lines.
From 12.08. to 15.09.24: Interruption of services between Luxembourg and Bettembourg.
During this second half of the summer period, the CFL will continue to carry out works in view of the future connection of the new Luxembourg - Bettembourg line to the stations of Bettembourg and Luxembourg. This interruption of train operations will in particular allow the expansion of the Howald multimodal multimodal hub to continue with the construction of a second platform and additional tracks. Together with the construction of the new Luxembourg - Bettembourg line, this work will optimise train services and improve the level of service on the lines concerned.During each phase of the works, the CFL interrupt rail traffic in a targeted and limited manner and provide customers with a replacement bus service.
Useful links:
- Find out more about the bus replacement service and replacement bus stops (in French) (PDF).
- Find all the information you need about planned engineering works and their impact on your journey.
Rail replacement measures
Find here all information on replacement rail services that will let you get to your destination
Reports on the engineerings works
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Intermodal hub Howald
New line Bettembourg - Luxembourg
Maintenance and modernisation work between Luxembourg and Kleinbettingen
Intermodal Hub Ettelbruck
Intermodal Hub Mersch
Intermodal Hub Rodange
Our engineering works are aimed at developing our services
Our main goal is to offer you a high-quality service.Our maintenance, modernisation and extension works are all aimed at improving the following fields:
- making public transport more attractive
- increasing the quality of the services offered:
- increasing both the capacity of the network and rolling stock used
- improving punctuality by having seperate tracks for different lines, all with a view to:
- avoiding delays due to possible disruptions on the busiest sections, which are carried over due to trains having to cross the tracks from other lines
- creating line-specific tracks
- improving reliability