High Speed Does Not Go Back: the Number of Passengers Falls 11% Until September Due to Loss of Confidence After Adamuz
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Only 29.63 million travellers used this means of transport during the first three quarters of the year compared to 2025. Data still do not reflect the impact of the Urda accident.
Since January, the rates of evolution of the number of travellers have been negative in eight of the nine months
The number of passengers on board high-speed trains in Spain (AVE, Ouigo, Iryo and Avlo) fell by 10.9% between January, the month of the accident in Adamuz (Cordoba), and September compared to the same period of 2025, to the figure of 29.63 million people transported.
The number of passengers on high-speed trains in Spain (AVE, Avlo, Ouigo and Iryo) fell by 10.9% between January and September compared to the same period of 2025, up to 29.63 million passengers, according to the Statistics on the Transport of Travellers of the National Institute of Statistics (INE). There are some 3.6 million passengers less in a period marked by the Adamuz accident (Cordoba), which on January 18 left 46 dead. The statistic sti…
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