People walking along Dutch train tracks delayed over 16,000 trains last year: ProRail
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People walking along Dutch train tracks delayed over 16,000 trains last year: ProRail

NL Times  

The number of unauthorized people walking along Dutch train tracks increased by 200 to a total of 3,105 last year, according to rail manager ProRail. According to the ProRail, these so-called "rail walkers" are often hikers, people walking their dogs, children playing or vandals. Over the past years ProRail invested heavily into keeping unauthorized people away from the train tracks. More than 2,300 kilometers of fences were installed next to train tracks and there are extra patrols along the tracks.

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