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015 Following the introduction of the new pan-European timetable onDecember 12, we have been able to finalise most tables for thosecountries that we could only partially update in time for the Decemberedition (most notably Italy, Sweden and most countries in South EastEurope). We have also started the general process of rechecking ourtables, many of which were originally compiled using advance latest surge in coronavirus cases across Europe has seen theimplementation of further public health restrictions in many resultant uncertainty can cause difficulties for both railwayoperators and travellers alike. However, the overall travel situationappears to be much more promising than during earlier waves of thepandemic with near normal domestic rail services continuing to run inmost countries. International services are more likely to be affected byshort notice alterations so continue to check for the latest travel advicebefore undertaking international should note that we are generally showing the full plannedservice in our tables with known service suspensions marked with anote and / or a shaded column.

operators and travellers alike. However, the overall travel situation appears to be much more promising than during earlier waves of the pandemic with near normal domestic rail services continuing to run in most countries. International services are more likely to be affected by short notice alterations so continue to check for the latest ...

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