Getlink's LeShuttle services resume after Coquelles accident causes 90-minute suspension

By Public Technologies
  • Getlink's LeShuttle passenger services resumed normal operations following a 90-minute suspension caused by an accident at the Coquelles Eurotunnel terminal.
  • A minibus carrying truck drivers collided with a stationary LeShuttle train ready for departure on October 15, 2026.
  • The incident involved 19 people; no fatalities or life-threatening injuries had been reported as of October 16.
  • Eurostar and freight services continued operating normally.
  • The cause of the minibus leaving its lane remains under investigation.


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