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To modernize Madrid's transport network, Adif AV has announced the next big phase in connecting Madrid Chamartín-Clara Campoamor station to Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas airport, making it a EUR 18.6 million investment in the core of Spain's transport system, signaling a new era of high-speed connectivity for its residents and travelers.
The project's latest phase is about installing a network of high-tech signaling systems over an 8.8 km stretch. This includes everything from interlockings and blockades to track circuits and the advanced Asfa control system. The goal is to create a seamless, safe, and efficient link between the city and its airport. What's special about it is that they're doing this upgrade while keeping the existing Cercanías service running smoothly. It's a juggling act of engineering and logistics, all aimed at minimizing disruption and maximizing efficiency.
With this new link, Madrid isn't just getting a faster way to the airport. It's taking a huge step towards sustainable urban mobility. This high-speed connection promises to ease traffic, reduce travel times, and offer a greener alternative to getting around.
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