Train services between Odense and Fredericia face major delays Monday morning. A broken rail near Middelfart has forced schedule changes across the region.
Rail authorities are currently repairing the damaged track section. During repairs, fewer trains will operate with extended travel times.
Regional trains between Odense and Fredericia have been replaced by bus services. Replacement buses are running once per hour to maintain connections.
Transport officials stated repair work continues throughout the morning. A preliminary estimate suggests normal train service could resume by noon.
The disruption affects one of Denmark's key rail corridors connecting central Denmark. Such infrastructure failures highlight the vulnerability of aging rail networks to sudden service interruptions.
Commuters should expect continued delays and plan alternative travel arrangements. The situation demonstrates how quickly transportation networks can be impacted by infrastructure issues.