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Vitoria's tram won't run downtown until September

The felling is due to the urbanization of the streets General Alaba and Independencia, which will include homogeneous pavement, partial renovation of roads and various repairs.

GRAFCAV9156. VITORIA, 06/06/2023.-Un hombre espera al tranvía en el centro de Vitoria, que sufre un notable retraso por los paros parciales de dos horas, uno por la mañana y otro por la tarde, convocados este martes por LAB con el apoyo de CCOO en protesta por unos nuevos turnos para los conductores "con menos tiempo de descanso".
 EFE/David Aguilar
Angulema station in a stock image. Photo: Efe.

Due to the urbanization of General Alaba and Independence Streets in Vitoria-Gasteiz, the tram service between Angulema and Parliament stationshas been suspended from this Monday until 6 September.

This action will consist of the installation of a homogeneous pavement throughout the area, the renovation of a section of the two railway lines at the confluence of the streets Independencia, General Álava and Fueros, and the repair of about twenty archets.

The refurbishment work has begun on 10 August and will continue for almost a month, although Euskotren has indicated that traffic could be restored earlier if work progresses at a good pace.

Once the service is restored, work will be done on the sidewalks on both sides of the tram platform and will continue until the end of the year.

ETS reports that the service on the other lines will run normally, with Angulema and Parliament being the final stops, while the organisation ensures that it will try to minimise inconvenience to neighbours and shops in the area.

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