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AVE to Zaragoza Accumulates 19 Speed Limitations and Trips of Two Hours After the Adamuz Accident

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IN 30 SECONDS What happened? The AVE line between Madrid and Zaragoza maintains 19 speed limitations that force trains to move at a maximum of 230 km/h, seven months after the Adamuz accident. Who is behind it? The restrictions are imposed by ADIF for safety reasons, while Renfe is the affected operator. The Government of Aragon has demanded solutions. What impact does it have? The journeys last between 105 minutes and two hours, compared to the…
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IN 30 SECONDS What happened? The AVE line between Madrid and Zaragoza maintains 19 speed limitations that force trains to move at a maximum of 230 km/h, seven months after the Adamuz accident. Who is behind it? The restrictions are imposed by ADIF for safety reasons, while Renfe is the affected operator. The Government of Aragon has demanded solutions. What impact does it have? The journeys last between 105 minutes and two hours, compared to the…

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Moncloa broke the news on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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