Normality is once again the trend at Atocha station this Monday, after the weekend rail chaoswhich affected thousands of travelers after the derailment of a high-speed train in the tunnel between the Madrid stations of Atocha and Chamartín. According to Renfe in the notices section of your websitecirculation in this tunnel is restored and the trains are leaving and arriving as scheduled, except for three convoys: two that have left Madrid for Murcia (6.15) and Valencia (6.30), which have left from Atocha, instead of Chamartín , and one from Alicante at 5:52, which will end its journey at 8:14 in Atocha, also instead of doing so in Chamartín. The Cercanías service also operates normally.
According to Renfe, traffic in the Atocha-Chamartín high-speed tunnel has recovered when one of the two tracks was put into service, despite the fact that the convoy that crashed on Saturday is still overturned in the tunnel. Therefore, with the exceptions mentioned, “the trains that connect the Valencian Community and Murcia with Madrid will begin or end their journey at the Madrid Chamartín Clara Campoamor station” after the work carried out on Saturday and Sunday to recover the infrastructure.
The train stranded in the tunnel, which will be removed next weekend, does not affect Cercanías services, so this service is operating normally at this time.
