The Rodalies de Catalunya network is recording widespread delays on its lines on the morning of this Saturday, November 14, due to an operational incident, according to the operator's notice on its official channels reported by Metrópoli Abierta.
As a result, trains are running outside their usual timetable and passengers may face longer journey times throughout the day, according to the same report.
Renfe maintains that the situation will tend to stabilise over the weekend and expects to gradually return to normal, especially from Sunday, once the flexibility measures agreed on Friday with the train drivers are fully in place. That agreement means drivers no longer have to start their shifts at Barcelona-Sants station, according to Metrópoli Abierta.
The number of trains affected and the average length of the delays are not known, and the report does not specify what the operational incident consists of.
Story under review: the original Rodalies notice or a second independent source is still needed to confirm the extent of the delays and their link to the agreement with the train drivers.
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