Rail services on the Seveso–Camnago and Seveso–Meda sections will be suspended on Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 March. Trains will terminate at Seveso station. The interruption is necessary to commission the new track towards Meda, built as part of the Seveso railway junction upgrade project. When services resume on Monday 9 March, trains will operate on the new track.
To allow preparatory work to begin on the railway systems, the level crossing between Via Dante and Corso Montello will be closed from the evening of Thursday 5 March until the morning of Tuesday 10 March, once the planned finishing works have been completed.
On Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 March, services on the lines affected by the closures will be reorganised to ensure that passengers can complete their journeys. S4 trains on the Milano Cadorna–Camnago line will operate between Milan and Seveso. Replacement buses will run between Seveso and Meda and between Seveso and Camnago. Trains on the Milano–Asso line will operate between Meda and Asso. Timetable details for trains and buses are available on trenord.it and the Trenord app.
NEW RAILWAY TRACK – Commissioning the new track requires significant modifications to the railway infrastructure, electric traction systems and signalling throughout the Seveso junction. Track works will be carried out at night, while work on the electrification and signalling systems will take place during daytime hours.
UPGRADING THE SEVESO RAILWAY JUNCTION – The Seveso railway junction upgrade includes, among other works, the renewal of railway systems and platforms, the doubling of the Seveso–Camnago Lentate and Seveso–Meda sections, the construction of a road underpass between Via Zeuner and Via Sanzio, and a pedestrian and cycle overpass on Via Manzoni. All information and updates are available at: https://www.ferrovienord.it/interventi-in-corso/
REPORTING CHANNEL AND INFORMATION POINT – For any questions, requests or clarifications regarding the works, railway infrastructure or FERROVIENORD stations, reports can be submitted using the methods published at: https://www.ferrovienord.it/segnalazioni-e-reclami/.
An Information Point for construction works has also been opened at Milano Cadorna station. This space for dialogue, listening and information allows members of the public to access updated materials, ask questions, report any issues and better understand the changes underway across the FERROVIENORD network. The Information Point is located in the entrance corridor on the right-hand side of the station and is open to the public Monday to Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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