The Mediterranean Corridor works that Adif is carrying out in Sant Vicenç de Calders since the fall of last year Not only are they generating service interruptions and disruptions, alternative plans, and incidents: the works are also worrying experts about the final outcome they will have when they are finished. Various platforms defending users and academics consulted by this newspaper fear that, once the works at this station are completed, the result will be "worse for users" and that a "bottleneck" will be created that will greatly complicate operations in the area.

When trains are late, commuters immediately pull out their phones in search of information. Until now, they tried to find out what had happened or when the next train would depart using official Renfe or Adif apps, and even social media platforms like X. Often without success. But for the past three weeks, they've had another option that, according to all users surveyed, "works better" than the official ones. A 27-year-old from Segur de Calafell has created a new app that details, in real time, all the delays on the Catalan rail network and the new service times. Transport me has achieved more than 17,000 downloads in less than a month. In addition, more than 4,100 people visit its web version weekly.