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The On track page summarizes the latest de­vel­op­ments in train traffic

Our traffic bulletins on vr.fi have been renewed. The 'Train traffic now' page has been replaced with a new traffic bulletin service where we inform our customers about train traffic in real time.

You can find the new 'On track' service in the top right-hand corner menu of vr.fi under the name 'Traffic news'. The site has a real-time Live Train Tracker Map, a section with information about the track work of the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency as well as bulletins regarding traffic disruptions.

The communicating of disruptions is important to us and we would like to hear your feedback on our upgraded traffic website. It is easy to leave feedback on the website.

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