> Not true. It's not if the screens get updated. They do not get updated based on the actual train on the track but from information info you can infer from an

> Not true. It's not if the screens get updated. They do not get updated based on the actual train on the track but from information info you can infer from an pre-established schedule. Not true in general. The screens do actually get updated based on the actual schedule when there are track changes and/or delays. They don't stubbornly stick to the pre-planned schedule. I've seen that happen countless times. That said, occasionally I've seen the screens lag behind reality a bit, usually during and around big disturbances. > Edit: Looking at this example from 6 months ago...Continues to happen:-) > https://community.ns.nl/dienstregeling-59/geen-sprinter-maar https://community.ns.nl/dienstregeling-59/geen-sprinter-maar... This example doesn't support your argument: there's not even a claim there that the screens weren't correct.