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Madrid–Andalusia high-speed rail link remains suspended

Adif confirms the through high-speed link remains suspended; Madrid–Toledo and Málaga–Seville services continue.

Madrid–Andalusia high-speed rail link remains suspended

Adif confirmed on 13 November that through traffic on the Madrid–Andalusia high-speed line remained suspended after the 28 October collision near Urda, Toledo. High-speed trains were still running on the Madrid–Toledo and Málaga–Seville sections.

If you have a booking between Madrid and Andalusia, check your specific train with the operator before going to the station. Adif’s notice did not give a reopening date or list replacement services.

Source: Adif, Estado de la red — Madrid–Andalusia high-speed line suspension, updated 13 November 2026 at 19:56.

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Passengers with Madrid–Andalusia bookings should confirm their service with their operator before travelling.

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