A computer failure paralyzes trains in Spain
A computer failure paralyzes trains in Spain that connect Madrid with Galicia A chaotic start to 2025. The Talgo Avril trains, which operate on the lines that connect Madrid with Galicia and Asturias. They remain stopped at the stations due to a computer incident, according to post on X by Renfe.
Arranging alternative arrangements for all travelers
The railway company has specified that it is arranging alternative arrangements for all travelers to other services “to guarantee their mobility” and has added that they are being informed of all changes that affect their trip in and out of the Spanish Capital.
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The high-speed trains of the 106 series, the Talgo Avril, are the most advanced of the brand, which highlights makes them the most efficient in Europe. Thanks to their high capacity and light total weight they minimize energy consumption and multiply efficiency.
One of the characteristics that stands out about this latest generation train is its composition of 12 passenger cars and 200 meters in length.
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