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Madrid Metro service disruptions and testing
Overview
The Madrid Metro network has experienced service disruptions involving different lines for maintenance and testing purposes.
In late September, service on Line 9 was suspended between the Puerta de Arganda and Pavones stations due to an ‘incident’. Reports indicated that workers and machinery were present on the tracks, suggesting the interruption was related to track maintenance or repairs.
In mid-October, scheduled closures were announced for Line 6 to facilitate safety testing for new driverless, automated trains. These interruptions were planned for specific weekends, affecting the section between Cuatro Caminos and Lucero. To mitigate the impact on commuters, the Metro planned to provide a free special bus service for the affected route.
Entities
Timeline
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[TECHNOLOGY] 9 sourcesMadrid Metro Line 6 to close for automated train testing
Madrid Metro Line 6 will close the Cuatro Caminos-Lucero section on October 17–18 and 24–25 for safety testing of new automated trains.
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesMetro de Madrid suspends Line 9 service between Puerta de Arganda and Pavones
Metro de Madrid suspended service on Line 9 between Puerta de Arganda and Pavones due to an incident involving workers and machinery on the tracks.
Sources
2001online.com · actualarganda.com · atlanticohoy.com · caraotadigital.net · elobservadordelsur.com · finde.latercera.com · gacetinmadrid.com · larazon.es · noticiasparamunicipios.com · quintafuerza.mx · rivasactual.com