In the train
Bagage
In principle, taking luggage with you onboard the train is allowed under the following conditions:- Your luggage may not exceed (height, width or depth) demensions of 85 cm.
- You keep an eye on your luggage, it is your own responsibility.
- You ensure that your luggage does not obstruct the aisle or hinder other passengers and does not take up a seat if a fellow passenger wishes to seat there.
- Our train staff may deny you access to the train or oblige you to leave the train if they believe that your luggage, or the use thereof, will cause hindrance.
Pets
Smaller pets may be carried in a carrier bag, basket or similar item in all trains. If you do not transport a dog in a basket or cage, the animal must be kept on a short leash and you must buy a ticket intended for this purpose. Guide dogs and other assistance dogs may always board for free if the dog is wearing a guide dog harness.Our train staff can oblige you to leave the station or train with your animal if they feel that your animal is dangerous, a nuisance or a hindrance.
Bicycles
With a Bicycle Ticket Off-peak (Fietskaart Dal) you can take a bike onboard on weekdays between 9.00 and 16.00 hrs and between 18.30 and 6.30 hrs. On weekends or in July and August you can bring a bicycle onboard all day.Strollers
You can bring a stroller onboard our trains.- Place the stroller on the wheelchair spot during the ride, provided no one else is using it. A passenger in a (electric) wheelchair has prioty over a stroller.
- Put the stroller on the brake during the ride.
- Try and take a seat in the train.
Travelling with a wheelchair or walker
More information about travelling with a wheelchair or walker can befound on the web page: Mobility impairment’.Related
In the bus
What can you take with you, what facilities do we offer and what rules apply on the bus?