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The potential impact of political industrial action on train traffic on 2 February 2024

The impact of political strikes on train traffic is not yet known. We will update this page with new information as soon as the situation becomes clearer.

If train services are cancelled due to a strike, we will refund the price of the ticket

Should the strikes affect train traffic, we will refund the price of the cancelled single tickets for long-distance and commuter traffic to our customers. We will also refund the seat reservations of multi-tickets to customers and extend the validity period of season tickets for long-distance and commuter traffic by the number of days the strikes last.

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Effects of the storm Hannes to train traffic on Dec 29-31

The effects of the Hannes storm that began on Saturday are still visible in train traffic until December 31. Storm winds have knocked trees onto the tracks and caused damage to the electricity network, which the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency is currently repairing. The storm’s impact is particularly evident between Seinäjoki and Ylivieska, where trains are experiencing delays of 10-30 minutes.

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2026 timetables: new long-distance train services and timetable improvements on eastern routes

Long-distance traffic services offer new connections to the routes to Kuopio, Joensuu and Oulu. There will be changes to commuter traffic in the eastern direction, particularly on the Helsinki-Lahti-Kouvola-Kotka axis. The new timetables will begin from 14 December 2025.

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Station name changes

From now on, Pännäinen railway station will be known as Pietarsaari-Pedersöre.