Argentine Trains announced that the San Martin line will circulate with a limited tour on its branches during the all of this Saturday and until 1 p.m. on Sunday, January 12.
According to what has been explained, the purpose of the measure is to carry out comprehensive conditioning work on the level crossing. Bartolomé Miter/Balbínlocated at kilometer 35, in the town of San Miguel.
These tasks involve the interruption of the service between Muñiz and José C. Paz, which results in the service being divided into two routes: from José C. Paz to Pilar/Cabred and between Retiro and Muñiz.
The Miter train line will also operate with limited service this weekend
Likewise, the company also confirmed that The Miter line will circulate with limited service in its three electrical branches between the Saturday, January 11 and Sunday, January 12. The state company detailed that it will enhance work at the entrance to the Withdrawal terminal during both days.
As they explained, the work aims to improve traffic safetywill run over the weekend to affect as few passengers as possible. In case of unfavorable weather conditions, Work may be suspended.
During the two days, the service to Tigre will be reduced andbetween Belgrano C and Tigre, The José León Suárez branch will connect Belgrano R and Suárez and the Bartolomé Miter will connect Belgrano R with Mitre. This way, This weekend the electric services of the Miter line will circulate with a limited routewithout reaching Retiro.
The tasks, which will be executed within the framework of the Railway Emergency decreed by the national government and implemented from the Secretary of Transportationcontemplate the lateral and transversal channeling of the track laying for the crossing of signaling and fiber optic cabling.
The long distance services of the Miter line, for his part, will circulate normallysince they operate with a headquarter in the neighboring Retiro San Martín station.
Source: Ambito
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