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Derailed Auckland train at Britomart Station has been moved, commuter services still affected

May 11, 2018

Restrictions for rail services remain in place this morning.

The train that detrailed in Auckland on Wednesday has been removed from the railway tracks overnight, with the work finishing at 5am today. 

The derailment has impacted some services around the Auckland area. 

Auckland Transport say the Southern and Eastern lines services will operate to Britomart, and the Western line stops at Newmarket and connects with a bus to Britomart.

"Services will run on a 20-minute frequency. Onehunga train shuttle will operate between Penrose and Onehunga," it said in a statement. 

Check  Auckland Transport for the latest updates on services. 

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