Spain: Madrid-Lleida HSL
Spain: Madrid-Lleida HSL
2000 - 2011
460 km
- Entry into service in 2003 for lateral signalling and ASFA
- In 2006 for ERTMS 1
- in 2011 for ERTMS 2
High Speed Signaling
Client : ADIF
In 2000, the Spanish transport authority decided to build a new high-speed line linking Madrid to Zaragoza and the French border, thus connecting Spain to the European rail network.
Compagnie des Signaux (then Ansaldo STS) has equipped this new 460 km LGV from Madrid to Lérida with the ERTMS level 1 and 2 signalling system.
Level 2 of the ETCS system was brought into service in 2011 for AVE trains travelling at 300km/h.
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