Renfe Strengthens Valencia Commuter Rail with Six New Services

Four daily journeys to Cullera and two to Xàtiva are added starting Monday, September 21st.

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Renfe has scheduled six new daily commuter services for the C1 and C2 lines in the Valencia area, to be implemented starting Monday, September 21st.

The public company will increase its offering with four additional journeys between València Nord and Cullera (line C1) and two more heading to Xàtiva (line C2). This new schedule represents an increase compared to the offering prior to the summer season.
With these new services, the Valencia commuter network will total 298 weekday operations. Lines C1 and C2 are key railway mobility axes for both the metropolitan area and the southern counties of the province. Line C1 connects the capital with municipalities such as Sollana, Sueca, and Cullera, while line C2 links with towns like Xàtiva, Carcaixent, Alzira, and Algemesí, thereby facilitating daily travel for work, education, and leisure.
The introduction of these new routes is part of Renfe's efforts to adapt its services to evolving demand and enhance the capacity of local rail transport.