Granada Metro - Construction, Map, Routes and Stations
Granada's subway travel from North to South from Granada linking the capital with nearby towns: Armilla, Albolote and Maracena.
Maybe the correct name is a tram or light rail because only 2 stops will be underground.
The speed limit on surface sections is 50 mph, and the underground sections of 70 miles per hour. The average speed including
stops at subway stations is about 25 kilometers per hour.
Early tests of Granada Metropolitan begin in 2011 and should begin operating in 2012.
Granada Metro Stations
Stations: the metropolitan of Granada has length of 15.9 km and will have 26 stations
Lines: only one line Albolote - Armilla.
Route: tt takes approximately 45 minutes to go all the way from Granada subway.
Travelers: the approximate number of passengers in metropolitan Granada is 10 million per year.
Each train will have air conditioning and video surveillance cameras and up to 200 people.