The Madrid Region is investing EUR 8 million to adapt the platforms at the 28 stations of Line 6 of the Madrid Metro, also known as the Circular Line, as part of a project that will make it the first driverless line in the Spanish capital’s metro network by 2027.
The contract was recently awarded, and the work will have a completion deadline of ten months. The work is part of the comprehensive modernization of Line 6, the busiest line in the Madrid Metro network, with approximately 430,000…
