York Station Train Service Restored After Viaduct Pavement Collapse Disruption
York Station has faced significant disruptions to train services due to a pavement collapse beneath the Knaresborough viaduct. The incident occurred on February 8, 2026. Services between York and Harrogate were notably affected, leading to delays and cancellations.
Incident Details
According to Alex Hornby, the commercial and customer director at Northern Trains, the issue arose just after 5 PM. The pavement collapse interfered with train operations, prompting urgent repairs.
Service Updates
- All train lines have been reopened.
- Ongoing delays may last up to 30 minutes.
- Rail replacement transport was provided for disrupted services.
- Some affected journeys can also be rerouted via Micklefield.
National Rail advised passengers to stay informed about their journeys by checking the National Rail website for real-time updates.
Emergency Response
The North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service participated in the response effort. A crew from Knaresborough worked alongside Network Rail and North Yorkshire Police to access and assess the situation.
Future Expectations
While train operations have resumed, National Rail anticipates continued disruptions throughout the remainder of the day. Passengers are encouraged to remain vigilant and monitor service changes.
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