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EUR 2,50/DAY

NS Railrunner for train trips with kids: EUR 2.50 a day for ages 4 to 11 and free under 4; travelling 3 days or more this autumn break, set up the free Kids Vrij first
Ages 12-17 get a free 40% discount
EUR 63/MONTH

Germany's Deutschlandticket at EUR 63 a month: board at Arnhem, Venlo, Hengelo or Enschede, and cancel by the 10th to pay for one month
Pays off at four EUR 15.75 rides
TIP

Petrol is now EUR 0.130 a litre cheaper than diesel: EUR 6.50 a tankful, EUR 117 over 15,000 km
Diesel has led since 10 September
TIP

Rerouting Leiden to Utrecht adds about 10 minutes: no trains between Alphen and Bodegraven for nine months from 12 October
The bus route can add 30 minutes
TRAIN

NS International ICE direct to Hamburg from 2 October: from 33 euro one way, children aged 4 to 14 free with an adult
Kids ride free; seats still cost.
15 SEP

NS ends Stallen op rekening for station bike parks on 15 September: at Amsterdam Centraal the first 24 hours are free, then 1.50 a day
An annual plan pays off at 60 days.
CHECK BEFORE YOU DRIVE

Driving into Schiphol without a booking: past 48 hours P1 adds 100 euro a day and P3 adds 15
Count your days before you drive
FREE

NS Kids Vrij costs nothing for ages four to eleven, and it beats the 2.50-euro Railrunner from the very first trip
Count your travel days, then order
TIP

Forty percent off weekend rail: NS Dal Voordeel costs 6.35 euro a month and breaks even at 15.88
Check which hours count as dal.
NEWS

The Zeelandbrug shuts to cars for six weeks from today: detours via N57, A58 and A4, while bikes still cross
Cyclists cross, drivers detour
TIP

NS delay refunds split by fare type: a day return pays a quarter at 30 minutes
Under EUR 2.30 you get nothing
TIP

Dutch cycling fines in 2026: €75 for lights, €120 for red, €170 for a phone in your hand
Flashing lamps do not count
