Ourense Will Control the Traffic of the High Speed Towards Santiago, Until Now in the Hands of Atocha
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The control center is located in the old station of San Francisco
Adif announced in September last year an investment of 1.1 million euros to modernise it
The traffic of trains along the high-speed line that connects Santiago de Compostela with Ourense will cease to be controlled from Madrid. The new Center of Regulation of the Movement (CRC) that Adif is enabling in the city of As Burgas will assume the management of this section, currently supervised from the railway facilities of Atocha.
The traffic of the high-speed trains between Ourense and Santiago will be managed from Galicia, rather than from the centre of Adif in Atocha. This will be one of the novelties of the renewed center of regulation of the circulation of Ourense, whose works are under way and for which no date of entry into service has been specified.
At the current Galician traffic control centre, located in the old San Francisco station in Ourense, about ten people work. ...
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