Train lines and their service frequencies in the Netherlands
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Source: http://spoorkaart2014.nl/
PDF Version (including map of night trains on 2nd page): http://spoorkaart2014.nl/downloads/spoorkaart_2014_A4.pdfTranslation of map key:
- Thin continuous line: 1 train per hour (at least Monday through Friday between 7am and 8pm)
- Thick continuous line: at least 2 trains per hour (ditto)
- Thick non-continuous line: 2 trains per hour during rush hours (7am-9am and 4pm-6pm). This means 0 trains per hour outside the rush hours (it’s usually an extension of a line or an extra rush hour service)
- Half continuous / half non-continuous line: 1 train per hour outside rush hours, 2 trains per hour during rush hours.
Every train line I know continues service until at least midnight and starts around 5:30am or 6am (outside the weekends, but the frequency may be lower. Use http://9292.nl/en if you wish to travel by public transport in the Netherlands or just want to experiment a bit, for more precise hours.
The small white dots have to interrupt the line to have the train stop there. If there’s nothing or just a black line through it the train doesn’t stop at that station. Every passing train stops at the stations with their name in a big white box.
I favorite this.
