SPAIN: High speed rail ridership growth stumbled in early 2026, with ridership falling for the first time since the Covid pandemic. While the drop is being attributed to a slew of factors including the Adamuz crash, line closures and weather impacts, Renfe has accused the market regulator of burying data that favours …
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