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Taking the train from Haarlem? You might soon see the S 48 on the departure board

Taking the train from Haarlem? You might soon see the S 48 on the departure board

Starting in December, Dutch railway operator NS will introduce train line numbers on station departure boards and within its mobile app. Travelers in Haarlem will see identifiers like the S 48 for specific routes as part of this nationwide rollout.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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