Madrid rail strike suspends three Cercanías lines

Commuters face major disruption as Semaf union walkouts halt C-1, C-3 and C-4 services while Metro de Madrid increases train frequency.

Commuters in the capital face significant disruption today as the C-1, C-3, and C-4 lines of the network are suspended. The 24-hour walkout, staged by the Semaf union, affects all companies within the group throughout this Thursday.

The has mandated minimum services of between 50% and 75% across the suburban rail network. Despite these measures, Cercanías Madrid reports widespread delays and route modifications on all remaining lines still operating in the region.

To mitigate the impact of the industrial action, has deployed all available trains during rush hour to manage increased demand. This strike highlights ongoing tensions as rail operators struggle to maintain essential transport links for users.


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