Rodalies says that "the infrastructure is safe" and expects to restore 90% of the service today.

On Wednesday in Barcelona, Rodalies director Òscar Playà announced that the rail infrastructure is secure and that the operator expects to recover approximately 90% of normal service throughout the morning. The recovery follows a disruption that left the day starting without train services due to an initial refusal by train drivers to operate.

Simultaneously, the railway union Semaf has formally endorsed the safety reports that it had previously demanded as a precondition for returning to normal operations. Despite the broad resumption of services, normal operations will not immediately apply to the R4 nord line running from Barcelona to Manresa, nor to the R2 line.