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No trains in the Netherlands due to nationwide public transport strike on Wednesday

On Wednesday, September 9, there will be no NS trains operating in the Netherlands due to a 24-hour strike in public transport.

3 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Archive photo: No trains in the Netherlands due to nationwide public transport strike on Wednesday — Archive photoPhoto: Ellywa · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

On Wednesday, September 9, there will be no NS trains operating in the Netherlands. This is a result of a nationwide 24-hour strike in public transport, as confirmed by NS.

The strike affects the entire train service, meaning passengers should anticipate disruptions. Only Amsterdam Schiphol Airport will remain limited accessible, NS reports.

No trains in the Netherlands due to nationwide public transport strike on Wednesday — Photo: thms.nl · Flickr · BY

NS has announced further details about the strike and its implications for passengers throughout the day.

This is the first time that a strike in public transport has impacted the entire train connections in the Netherlands.

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