Nine Cercanías trains in Cádiz accumulate delays this morning

Nine trains on the Cádiz Cercanías network have run with incidents this morning, Tuesday, November 10, according to the Renfe Cercanías notices and the company's real-time information collected up to 13:00. The C-1 line, the one linking Cádiz with Jerez de la Frontera and the University, accounts for nine of the notices; the T-1 adds four. The largest delay recorded has been 30 minutes and affects two trains: the one scheduled to depart at 10:10 from Cádiz bound for Jerez de la Frontera and the one at 12:15 from Cádiz bound for Jerez airport. Both have departed with a delay of approximately half an hour.

The morning has been complicated above all between 6 and 10, a period in which six affected trains have been counted. In the afternoon, between 5 and 9, there are none so far. Renfe has been chaining notices since first thing: at 7:57 it reported 25 minutes of delay on the 07:30 train from Jerez to the University and at 8:41 it announced another 25 minutes for the 08:25 one on the same route, in this case due to the incident involving the preceding train. At 11:47 it updated the notice for the 11:20 train from Jerez to Cádiz, which has departed 26 minutes late, also due to knock-on effects from the previous train. The day also began with the notice of the strike called for today by the SEMAF train drivers' union, which could affect the service. Renfe has doubled the seats on several trains between Jerez de la Frontera and Cádiz to absorb the greater flow of passengers: the 06:45 and 08:39 ones from Jerez and the 07:45 one from Cádiz. On Monday, November 9, the Cádiz network closed the morning with four affected trains, all on the C-1, and a maximum of 30 minutes, according to the data published by this portal. At the end of that day the figure rose to five, with one train cancelled on the T-1. To check the status of each train, Renfe refers to its official Cercanías channels.