Brussels Calls Rail Accidents in Spain "Very Worrying" and Calls on the Government to Speed up the Implementation of the EMRTS
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The target set by the European Union requires its implementation to be a reality in the nine corridors of the core network by 2030.
"It is definitely something we do not want to see", lamented the Commissioner for Transport and Tourism. The European Commission is waiting for the results of the investigation to know "the real reasons for the two accidents"
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Commissioner Tzitzikostas sees "very worrying" what happened in Adamuz and Urda, asks to wait for the investigation and offers the technical support of the ERA to Spain Puente resigns and Sanchez praises it: "Politics as he dignifies our country"
The Commissioner for Transport and Tourism, Apostolos Tzitzikostas, admitted this Wednesday that Brussels sees "very worrying" that there have been two serious accidents at high speed in Spain in just nine months, in reference to the accidents in Adamuz and Urda. In addition, he corrected the former minister Oscar Puente saying that it is ... Continue reading "Brussels sees "very worrying" that Spain has two accidents in 9 months and warns that …
Commissioner Tzitzikostas also calls for the deployment "as quickly as possible of the ERTMS system", which was to replace the LZB in the Madrid-Sevilla corridor. Read
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