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We could not get the latest departures from Trafikverket. Check your journey with the company that sold your ticket, or see Trafikverket’s train traffic information (in Swedish).
From Trafikverket, the Swedish Transport Administration, which runs the national rail network. Its open data lists every advertised departure with the timetable time, the estimated and actual time, cancellations and changes, and every disruption on the network. Sweden Herald reads it every five minutes and translates it into English.
When it leaves more than 5 minutes after the timetable time, the line Trafikverket uses for punctuality. Before a train has left, the page goes by Trafikverket’s estimate, which can still change; an estimate marked provisional can move either way.
Stockholm Central, Gothenburg Central, Malmö Central, Uppsala Central and Arlanda Airport (Arlanda C), Sweden’s busiest long-distance stations. Disruptions are shown for the whole network when they touch a main line or one of these stations.
Check with the company that sold your ticket, such as SJ, Mälartåg, Västtrafik or Skånetrafiken: they rebook journeys, arrange replacement buses and handle compensation for delays. Trafikverket runs the tracks but does not sell tickets.