Katarina Wolffram

Traffic stopped after mass crash on E4 north of Gävle - several injured

Around ten cars and several trucks collided on the E4 north of Gävle. Several people were injured in the accident, which caused long traffic queues.

Train disruptions in Ramlösa after water leak

There have been disruptions to train traffic through Ramlösa south of Helsingborg since around 9am on Wednesday morning. According to SVT Helsingborg, trains are now passing by but not all of them are stopping.

Train Service Restored on Western Main Line Between Gothenburg and Stockholm

Protesters Arrested for Vandalizing Plane at Bromma Airport

Two men have been arrested since they sprayed paint on an airplane at Bromma airport. The men are in their 50s and climbed over the fence into the airport's area, according to Aftonbladet.

Slower Trains and Delays Ahead

Snow caused major traffic problems

Snow and strong winds have caused traffic problems around the country. In Laxå, the ice is being removed from the contact wire that previously caused major disruptions to train traffic. The ambition is to be finished during the late afternoon, says Katarina Wolffram, press communicator at the Swedish Transport Administration.

The Municipality Investigates the Fatal Accident

Sunday evening's fatal accident on E22 will, in addition to the police, also be investigated by Kristianstad municipality and the Transport Administration.

90 passengers evacuated after fire

Train traffic resumes after stop north of Stockholm

Cancelled Trains between Sundsvall and Umeå

This is why foam insulation is on the E45 after the downpour

The heavy rainfall that has destroyed parts of road E45 has made large Styrofoam pieces visible lying along the road. If it gets enough, it takes most things with it in its path, says the Swedish Transport Administration's Katarina Wolffram.

Unclear when E45 can open again after the landslide

It is unclear how long the E45 at Lilla Edet will need to be closed after Sunday's heavy rainfall, which destroyed a section of the road. We have not seen the full extent of the damage the road has suffered, says press communicator Katarina Wolffram at the Transport Administration.