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Up to 1,800 rail inspectors have been calling for greater job security and for more staff to be taken on to ease their workload.
More and more long-distance, medium-distance and high-speed AVE trains are running without controllers, who carry out valuable work in preventing passengers from fighting, causing wilful damage or disturbing their fellow travellers, as well as helping those with mobility problems and accompanying minors travelling without an adult.
Inspectors complain that the rail board, RENFE and rail infrastructure organisation ADIF are failing to provide the necessary funds for the transport network to run smoothly.
No new jobs have been offered, even after existing rail controllers leave, meaning their numbers are dwindling and so are their working conditions.
It is not thought that train services in Spain will reduced on December 14, but some delays, queues or minor chaos may be experienced for 24 hours.
HIGH-SPEED rail services between Spain's largest two cities and France have been snapped up by half a million passengers in less than nine months, reveals the transport board.
LOW-COST self-service petrol station chain Ballenoil plans to open a further 110 premises in Spain this year on top of the 233 it already operates nationally.
LEARNING to drive may sound as thrilling as it is daunting, but can be one of the most frustrating times in a young adult's life – and one of the most expensive, too.
EVERY now and again, Spain's traffic authority launches a campaign to remind drivers of what they should and should not be doing, or to answer common questions – such as, can drivers be fined if passengers do not...