The Trambahía stops for half an hour and eleven trains are delayed

Eleven trains on the Cádiz Cercanías network have accumulated incidents this Thursday, November 12, according to Renfe Cercanías notices and the company's real-time data collected up to 21:00. Most occurred from one in the afternoon onwards: ten of the eleven. The most serious episode involved the Trambahía. The T-1 line was temporarily suspended at 20:28 due to an incident and service was not restored until 20:50, when Renfe announced that trains would gradually return to their usual frequency. Earlier, two trains on that same line had already departed with delays of 21 and 15 minutes.

The C-1 line, which links Cádiz with Jerez de la Frontera and the airport, has concentrated eight notices. The longest delay of the day was 25 minutes, on the train scheduled to depart Cádiz at 14:25 bound for Jerez de la Frontera. It is followed by one of 21 minutes departing Jerez at 15:30 and another of 18 minutes departing Cádiz at 16:30. The remaining delays on this line ranged between 15 and 16 minutes, as they passed through Puerto Real, Valdelagrana and Las Aletas. Renfe attributes only one of the incidents to the weather. The company does not always state the cause or how long each delay lasted. At peak times, there were no incidents between six and ten in the morning, but there were five between five and nine in the evening. The day leaves more problems than this Wednesday, November 11, when the portal reported four trains with incidents at the close of the day. Over the five previous days with data, the average was 5.4 trains per day. Outside Cercanías, a Media Distancia train coming from Córdoba has arrived in Cádiz with a 95-minute delay.