Oslo S after train derailment. Check your connection before travelling
What is known about the situation at the station?
The incident occurred on the evening of Thursday, 12 November. According to an NTB report published by Bergens Tidende, two wagons of a freight train overturned, blocking tracks 1 to 5. No one was injured. The cause of the derailment had not been established in that report.
Morning reports of a complete suspension of services no longer describe the full situation in the afternoon. Bane NOR’s current statement refers to disruptions and cancellations. For passengers, what matters is therefore the status of their connection, rather than simply seeing Oslo S listed in the timetable.
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Travelling to the airport? Check your entire route
Check the departure time, starting station and any platform changes. If your journey involves a transfer, also check the onward leg. Allow extra time, especially if you need to make check-in or drop off luggage.
If the app shows that your service has been cancelled, follow the operator’s instructions for alternative travel. Before ordering a taxi at your own expense, check the reimbursement terms. A train delay alone does not confirm that every additional service will be paid for by the operator.
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Where can you follow updates?
Information status: 13 November 2026, Bane NOR statement issued at 14:13 CET. Description of the overnight incident: NTB / Bergens Tidende. The main photo is archival and does not show the derailment of 12 November.