Southern reported this morning (Monday) that a lorry crashed into a bridge in Barnham causing trains to run at a reduced speed.
The crash cause delays of up to five to ten minutes as the damage was inspected by Network Rail.
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Network Rail went to the site to inspect the bridge and gave the ‘all clear’ message within 30 minutes.
A Southern spokesman said: “If your journey has been delayed by 15 minutes or more as a result of disruption you can claim delay repay.”
Yesterday Network Rail advised passengers to check before they travel today and tomorrow particularly on the sections of the Brighton Main Line where speed restrictions will be in place.
Rail temperatures are predicted to soar with the mercury expected to hit 50 degrees on the track itself, which means that blanket speed restrictions are being imposed on part of the Brighton Main Line.
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