US EditionThe High Speed Circulation Between Madrid and Andalusia Will Resume Progressively After an Impact on the Catenary
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A lack of tension in the wiring has forced to stop the traffic in both directions for a little over an hour. Adif reports that the trains affected will continue to record delays
The traffic of trains between Yeles and La Sagra has remained interrupted due to a lack of tension in catenary, but after 22.20 the tension has recovered on the Adif track has informed at the last hour of this Monday that the traffic of trains between Yeles and La Sagra has remained interrupted due to a lack of tension in catenary. The fault affects the high speed trains that circulate between Madrid, Toledo and Andalusia. After 22.20 the tensio…
The high speed trains of the line that connects Madrid with Toledo and Andalusia affected by a breakdown in the catenary will gradually recover the march once it is...
A new breakdown in Renfe’s high-speed train network has once again interrupted the traffic between Madrid and Andalusia this afternoon-Monday night, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded in the heat wave. The failure, which occurred before nine o’clock in the night on the stretch between La Sagra and Yeles, forced a temporary suspension of AVE services, affecting connections with Seville, Malaga and Granada. The cause of the interruption was a…
MADRID, 30 (EUROPA PRESS) Adif reported this Monday that the traffic between Yeles and La Sagra, in the province of Toledo is interrupted due to "a lack of tension in the catenary", which affects the high speed trains that circulate between Madrid and Toledo/Andalusía. As the company has reported in [...] La entrada Economía- The lack of tension in the catenary of La Sagra (Toledo) affects the high speed line Madrid-Andalusía aparece primero en …
Adif informed this Monday that the tension in the catenary between Yeles and La Sagra has recovered, so the trains of the line Madrid-Toledo/Andalusia can be resumed progressively. Other affected trains will continue to record delays due to single-way traffic, according to Adif in a message on social networks.
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