New strikes at some public transport companies
Staff at regional public transport companies will strike again.
- On Thursday 2 February, regional trains of Arriva and Keolis will not run.
- From Monday 6 February to Friday 10 February, staff of regional operators such as Arriva, Transdev, Qbuzz and Keolis will strike. Many Arriva buses and trains will not run.
- NS trains will run as normal for the time being.
Due to the announced strikes, the regular timetable may face disruptions. Travellers are advised to use other transport. For the most up-to-date situation, keep an eye on the messages in the travel planner on 9292.nl, which will be continuously updated during the strike.
Do you have any questions? Or are you experiencing problems attending (on campus) education due to the planned strike please contact your faculty.
- Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience: AskPsy
- Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences: askFHML
- Faculty of Science and Engineering: fse-studentaffairs@maastrichtuniversity.nl
- Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences:: T +31 43 388 3946 or study-fasos@maastrichtuniversity.nl
- Faculty of Law: Please fill in this: contactform.
- School of Business and Economics: www.surfyourself.nl
Tip: download the 9292 app if you do not already have it on your phone. That way you will also have the most up-to-date information on the go.
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