Renfe Records up to 29% Cancellations for the Strike Called by the Drivers, Especially in Cercanías and Rodalies
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Cercanías Madrid and RodalÍes are the services most affected by the strike.
The 24-hour strike called by the Spanish Trade Union of Rail Traffickers and Helpers (Semaf) in all the companies of the Renfe Group has had an average follow-up of 26.6% this Thursday, according to the operator’s data. The impact, however, has been very uneven for territories: while Madrid has been affected by eight of every ten trains, in Catalonia the incidence has been much more limited. There, Rodalies has abolished 6.4% of its circulations…
Renfe has recorded on an average of 26.6% the follow-up to the strike called by the Spanish Trade Union of Railway Machinists (Semaf) during this Thursday, after the follow-up in the night shift was 2.19%, in the morning shift of 23.84 % and in the afternoon shift of 34.06 %. This follow-up has [...] The entry Renfe figure of 26.6% the follow-up to the strike of today's machinists appears first in Forbes Spain.
The strike of drivers called this Thursday, 29 October, has caused the abolition of 22.22% of the minimum railway services in Extremadura, according to the first balance reported by Renfe during the morning. The community has thus recorded the second highest percentage of cancellations among the areas highlighted by the operator, in a day marked also by the consequences of the railway accident that occurred on Wednesday in Urda (Toledo).
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