The Spanish Ministry of Transport has approved the construction of a new high-speed rail line. This project will reduce travel time between cities in Andalusia to just 30 minutes. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

construction of a new high-speed rail line
Photo: Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility of Spain

Construction of a New High-Speed Rail Line: Key Details

The 95-kilometer rail line will support train speeds of up to 350 km/h, increasing efficiency. Additionally, its 1.5% gradient will allow for freight trains, expanding the line’s functionality.

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This rail line will add to Spain’s extensive high-speed network, currently over 4,000 kilometers long. Spain remains Europe’s leader in high-speed rail infrastructure, connecting major cities rapidly and efficiently.

How the Construction of a New High-Speed Rail Line Will Impact Andalusia?

The project will strengthen transportation links between cities and alleviate traffic congestion on regional roads. Furthermore, it will lower greenhouse gas emissions, making the transportation system more eco-friendly and sustainable.

Spain’s government prioritizes high-speed rail development to support sustainable mobility and improve connectivity. Advanced technologies will ensure the new line’s safety, reliability, and operational efficiency.

This construction project will enhance regional logistics and provide faster travel options for Andalusian residents and tourists. High-speed rail remains a critical component of Spain’s long-term transport strategy.

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