Adif began deploying new passenger-information screens at six Andalusian stations on 19 October. The €5.5 million contract covers 293 high-resolution screens; the stations handled around 30 million travelers in 2025.
The rollout follows the information model introduced at Madrid Chamartín-Clara Campoamor and is intended to provide train updates and passenger guidance. The announcement marks the start of deployment, not completion at all six stations.
Madinah Buses revised schedules across 16 routes to reduce waits; services connect neighborhoods with the high-speed rail station, the Prophet’s Mosque and the airport.
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