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Adif Control Centres Suffer From a Lack of Staff and Experience

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Pressure on newly arrived workers is higher than before at a time of generational relay

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Adif Control Centres Suffer From a Lack of Staff and Experience

Pressure on newly arrived workers is higher than before at a time of generational relay

·Barcelona, Spain
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Each Adif Controller of the Madrid-Sevilla Line Has Gone From Simultaneously Managing 15 High-Speed Trains to 40 in Six Years

The high speed boom in Spain after the entry of new operators and the end of Renfe’s monopoly has stressed the seams of the railway service. If the Adamuz accident in January revealed that insufficient maintenance of the infrastructure could have played a role in the accident, this time with the train crash in Urda (Toledo), the focus has for the moment been on the role of the traffic regulation center (CRC) of the Atocha station in Madrid, from…

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La Vanguardia broke the news in Barcelona, Spain on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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