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December 23, 2014 • 14:42
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The rates for commuter trains, Feve, Media conventional remote and Avant (high speed in middle distance) of Renfe will rise an average of 1.85% as of January 1, 2015, informs the public railway company.
A AVE station
Photo: EFE in Spanish
This increase applies only to services which are the responsibility of the State (excluding Catalonia) and included within the so-called public service obligation (PSO), ie those receiving grant by the state.
The Ave, high-speed long-distance, are a commercial service that is outside of the OSP.
Renfe indicates that this increase represents less than five cents for commuter, Feve and Media Conventional and ten cents Distance in Avant.
The current increase was approved in 2013, a year in it was decided that increased rates of said trains would be 1.9% in 2014 and 1.85% for next year, remember Renfe.
For example, the Madrid commuter one / two areas will increase from 1.65 euros to 1.70 euros, the Bonotren 10 trips from 9.85 to 10 euros and monthly subscription of 30 trips up from 28.4 to 28.9 euros .
On average conventional distance, a distance between Vigo and Pontevedra cost 2.80 euros, compared to the current 2.75 euros, while the regional LVEF, monthly subscriptions will increase from 87.25 to 898.9 euros and two months from 143.7 to 146.4 euros.
As for the Avant, high-speed trains that only make trip middle distance, the card 10 Plus a Madrid-Toledo rises to 56.8 from current 55.9 euros, Seville-Cordoba will cost 91.50 euros, compared to 89.80 euros now and Barcelona-Camp Tarragona goes from 74.40 to 76.10 euros.
The rates for the near Barcelona and regional serving in the autonomous community of Catalonia are set by the Government.
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