Operators and machinists do not trust Adif and ask to reduce the speed of circulation

The recent train accidents in Spain have raised serious concerns about the safety of high-speed rail systems, prompting operators and drivers to propose urgent safety improvements. Following the tragedies in Adamuz and Urda, which resulted in numerous fatalities, there is a push for regulatory changes to enhance safety protocols. The Italian operator Iryo has advanced proposals to modify current operational norms, particularly regarding train speeds after signal failures. The Minister of Transport acknowledged the decline in public trust in rail safety, while railway professionals are actively working on their own safety measures. The Spanish Railway Safety Agency is expected to oversee these proposed changes to improve the overall safety of the rail network.