Norway’s rail network is experiencing significant delays this summer, potentially making it the worst in at least five years. August has been particularly problematic, with one in five trains running late. The current trend indicates this summer will see a higher rate of train delays compared to previous years. Authorities have not yet released specific reasons for the increased delays, but are monitoring the situation closely. Passengers are advised to check for updates and allow extra travel time. This disruption impacts both commuters and tourists relying on rail transport throughout the country. The situation is evolving, and further updates are expected as the summer progresses.