National Rail announced that passengers are continuing to experience disruption on the York to Doncaster line.
Throughout the this morning (March 30), the rail network said that an extra 20 minutes is to be expected on the journey time for these routes.
“When an issue does occur, we do everything we can to quickly assess the situation and complete the work so that services can be restored safely and quickly,” a National Rail spokesperson said.
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They added: “Sometimes, bad weather, machinery failure or unexpected complications cause a project to overrun.
“This doesn’t happen very often, but when it does, we work closely with the train companies to help keep passengers well served with information and provide options for a safe onward journey.
“We know that when planned works overrun, passengers need clear, up-to-date information. We’re continually working on how we keep passengers updated when things do go wrong, because the works have to be completed before trains can run again.
“We know it can be frustrating when engineering works cause a delay, but the reality is that overruns account for only a very small proportion of delays.”
