The status of the Mediterranean Corridor development works in Spain

Work on the Mediterranean corridor in Spain
Work on the Mediterranean corridor in Spain Adif

Adif, the Spanish infrastructure manager, provided data on the development of the Mediterranean Rail Freight Corridor since 2018 for the four regions it will cross: Andalusia, Murcia, Valencia, and Catalonia. Once completed, the Mediterranean Corridor in Spain will run along the country’s southern and eastern coasts, continuing all the way to Hungary and crossing Europe from west to east – and back.

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Author: Marco Raimondi

Marco Raimondi is an editor of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

2 comments op “The status of the Mediterranean Corridor development works in Spain”

spv1093|16.11.22|18:50

Standard gauge, 1435 mm?

bönström bönström|18.11.22|10:58

Good question!
However, any such, simple, technicalities…, is for “brusselcrats”.
Questions raised from others, limited is – for “offers” – by separate bodies “RFC5”, etc… Pls read and understand!
(Any obvious “bottlenecks”, by standards no longer optimal, etc., as currently, decisively shall be “cemented”!)
Now, regrettably, Commission is disregarding Goal of “Union”…
Even worse, never no longer Goal of EU, is mentioned… (“Railways” is Goal…)

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The status of the Mediterranean Corridor development works in Spain

Work on the Mediterranean corridor in Spain
Work on the Mediterranean corridor in Spain Adif

Adif, the Spanish infrastructure manager, provided data on the development of the Mediterranean Rail Freight Corridor since 2018 for the four regions it will cross: Andalusia, Murcia, Valencia, and Catalonia. Once completed, the Mediterranean Corridor in Spain will run along the country’s southern and eastern coasts, continuing all the way to Hungary and crossing Europe from west to east – and back.

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Author: Marco Raimondi

Marco Raimondi is an editor of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

2 comments op “The status of the Mediterranean Corridor development works in Spain”

spv1093|16.11.22|18:50

Standard gauge, 1435 mm?

bönström bönström|18.11.22|10:58

Good question!
However, any such, simple, technicalities…, is for “brusselcrats”.
Questions raised from others, limited is – for “offers” – by separate bodies “RFC5”, etc… Pls read and understand!
(Any obvious “bottlenecks”, by standards no longer optimal, etc., as currently, decisively shall be “cemented”!)
Now, regrettably, Commission is disregarding Goal of “Union”…
Even worse, never no longer Goal of EU, is mentioned… (“Railways” is Goal…)

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