The afternoon of Friday, November 13 leaves nine Cercanías trains in Cádiz with incidents, according to Renfe Cercanías notices and the company's real-time data collected up to 21:00. Eight of those trains have accumulated problems since one in the afternoon, and the C-1 line, the one linking Cádiz with Jerez de la Frontera and the University, accounts for all the Cercanías notices.
The longest delay has been 35 minutes, on a C-1 train departing at 18:58 from Las Aletas and bound for Universidad. Three trains have run with half an hour or more of delay. The most serious incident occurred at 17:44, when C-1 service was temporarily suspended due to an infrastructure fault; Renfe announced at 18:37 that the fault had been repaired and that trains would gradually return to their usual frequency.
The company attributes two of the incidents to an infrastructure fault and one to adverse weather conditions. Eight of the affected trains coincided with the afternoon rush hour, between five and nine, and one with the morning rush hour, between six and ten.
On long and medium distance, the Regional Córdoba-Julio Anguita–Cádiz has arrived in Cádiz with a 92-minute delay.
This Friday's total is below that of Thursday, November 12, when eleven trains had incidents, and above the average of the previous five days with data, which was 7.8 per day, according to Renfe's record.
The afternoon notices have been piling up on the C-1. At 18:37, a train departing at 18:15 from Universidad and bound for Las Aletas announced a delay of about 30 minutes. At 19:01, the 18:30 train from Jerez de la Frontera to Cádiz was running 16 minutes late as it passed through
Valdelagrana. At 19:17, the 18:40 train from Jerez to Las Aletas departed with a 15-minute delay. At 19:26, the 19:15 train from Universidad to Las Aletas had accumulated about 25 minutes, and at 19:41 the 19:20 train from Jerez airport to Cádiz departed with a five-minute delay. In several of these cases, Renfe notes that the incident was caused by the preceding train.