The railway infrastructure administrator, Adif, has confirmed the lifting of the temporary speed limitation across almost the entire high-speed line connecting Barcelona and Madrid. This decision follows an exhaustive review of the sector between Madrid and Calatayud.
According to sources from the managing entity, only four specific points remain with speed restrictions set at 230 km/h. These points are located on track 1 (at kilometer points 27+160 and 138+600) and track 2 (at points 50+840 and 143+760). Adif plans to review these four points during the night of January 21 to attempt to lift the remaining limitations.
Only four points remain with restrictions at 230 km/h, which will be reviewed tonight.
With the lifting of these restrictions, the maximum authorized speed returns to 300 km/h on practically the entire route between Madrid and Calatayud, thereby improving travel times on the main high-speed line.
