Summary sheet
The project concerns a selection of urban transport schemes from the Comunidad de Madrid’s 2004-7 Investment Master Plan, which will be built and owned by MINTRA. Specifically it comprises the extensions, totalling 47 kms, of several metro lines (all running underground), mainly serving the north, south and eastern parts of Madrid. It also includes the acquisition of rolling stock for the new lines.
The project will contribute to improvements in Madrid’s public transport system by facilitating access to the city centre and increasing service capacity, reliability, frequency and comfort.
Compliance with EU environmental directives and national laws shall be ensured.
Compliant with EU Directives.
Urban environment and regional development.
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