Fourteen Cádiz Cercanías trains, with disruptions at the close of the day

Wednesday, November 11 closes with four trains with incidents on the Cádiz Cercanías network, according to Renfe data up to 21:00, compared with fourteen the previous day. The longest delay was 16 minutes, on a C-1 train departing Jerez de la Frontera at 17:30 and bound for Cádiz, which was running with that delay as it passed through El Puerto de Santa María. A C-1 train departing Jerez de la Frontera at 12:45 and bound for Cádiz did not provide service between Jerez and Cádiz, and passengers were directed to the next train departing from Aeropuerto de Jerez at 13:20. Renfe attributes one of the incidents to the weather. Renfe also reported that the partial strikes called by the SEMAF train drivers' union for Thursday, November 12 have been called off, so the service will operate according to the usual schedule. In addition, due to a technical incident resulting from the storm, the Cortadura station remains closed until further notice.

Fourteen trains on the Cádiz Cercanías network have run with incidents this Tuesday, November 10, according to Renfe Cercanías notices and the company's real-time data collected up to 21:00. Line C-1, which links Cádiz with Jerez de la Frontera and the University, accumulates fourteen notices; T-1 adds eight. The longest delay of the day has been 50 minutes and affects the C-1 train that had a 13:25 departure from Jerez de la Frontera bound for Universidad. Four trains have departed with a delay of half an hour or more. The day began with six trains affected between 6 and 10 in the morning. Since one in the afternoon, five more have been added, while between 5 and 9 in the evening none has been recorded. Tuesday's figure is nearly triple that of Monday, November 9, when five trains had incidents, and is well above the average of the three previous days with data, which was 2.3 per day. In the morning, the portal reported nine trains affected up to 13:00, with a maximum delay of 30 minutes. Renfe attributes part of the delays to the preceding train, that is, to the previous convoy arriving late and dragging the next one. The company has also warned that the strike called for this Tuesday by the SEMAF train drivers' union could affect the service, and has referred to its official channels to check updated information.