Traffic disruptions and works | SNCB International
SNCB International guides you through your train journeys in Europe: stay up-to-date about disruptions and engineering works.
www.b-europe.comHere are the latest notable developments regarding trains in Belgium from recent reporting:
- Ongoing disruptions due to strikes and labor actions are affecting Belgian rail services, with cross-border traffic and some domestic services facing cancellations or delays. Travelers are advised to check SNCB/Infrabel status boards and local advisories before travel.[1][8]
- High-speed lines between Belgium and France have experienced interruptions stemming from a serious incident in late December 2025, leading to a halt in international services and potential diversions under review.[3]
- A nationwide IT incident in mid-2024 briefly disrupted rail operations across Belgium, with services gradually returning to normal afterward; some signals and stations reported delays during the incident window.[4][8]
- Recent coverage also notes sporadic incidents, including a collision between a train and a minibus in northern Belgium with initial reports of injuries; authorities are evaluating the situation and impact on rail services.[7][10]
Tips to stay updated
- Check statuses on SNCB (Belgian national railway operator) and Infrabel (rail infrastructure) official channels before departure.
- If you’re planning international travel, verify cross-border services (e.g., Belgium–France, Belgium–Netherlands) for any cancellations or schedule changes.
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