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planned works

Planned works are scheduled engineering or maintenance work on a transport route or system that is expected to disrupt normal services.

In plain English

This means work that has been arranged ahead of time to keep a transport route or system in working order. It covers engineering or maintenance activity, not an unexpected problem. Normal services are expected to be disrupted while the work happens.

In context

Here, it indicates that the service update is about engineering or maintenance work that was scheduled in advance and is expected to affect normal transport services.

Situation
Using rail, bus, metro, ride, and local-transit tickets and service updates
What it communicates
labels a service update as works-related and scheduled in advance.

Meaning limits

The term itself does not state the exact timing or extent of the disruption.

Examples

“The late-night closure was due to planned works, not a breakdown on the line.”

Core meaning

“Today's service update warns of planned works between the two central stations after 10 pm.”

In context