Les Franqueses Reopens Train Station and Normalizes R2 Line After Flooding

The Les Franqueses-Granollers Nord station and the R2 line are reopened, but access to several areas remains closed due to flooding.

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The Les Franqueses del Vallès City Council reports that the Les Franqueses-Granollers Nord station has been reopened and the R2 train line is now operating normally in both directions following flood disruptions.

Intense rainfall has caused significant disruptions in the municipality, but the R2 train service has been successfully normalized. The Les Franqueses-Granollers Nord station is now operational, and trains are running as usual.
Despite the improvement in public transport, several municipal sports facilities remain closed. All are open except for the CEM, the Corró d'Avall sports hall, and the semi-covered court of Corró d'Avall.
Access to several roads is still restricted due to flooding. Access to Can Suquet is not practicable, with alternative routes provided via Camí de Can Cabeça or Camí de Can Marc. The Els Gorcs tunnel, Camí de Can Jep, Anna Mogas underpass, and Camí de Can Pep at the BV1433 roundabout are also closed.
The City Council reminds the public of the dangers of flood-prone areas and the river, as water levels have risen considerably.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de les Franqueses del Vallès (17/10/2026)