Valencia's Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat Valenciana (FGV), which operates the Metrovalencia network, will run 80% of its scheduled service during the general strike, according to Valencia Plaza. The figure comes from a resolution published in the Diari Oficial de la Generalitat (DOGV) that sets minimum services for the strike.
Metro services
According to Valencia Plaza, the resolution gives the 80% level for FGV because there is no alternative public transport available during the general strike. The report does not give the dates of the strike.
Other transport services
The same resolution sets minimum levels for the Autoritat de Transport Metropolità de València (ATMV). According to Valencia Plaza, these are:
- 70% of ordinary services in off-peak hours.
- 80% of services in peak hours.
Other transport minimums listed in the report include:
- School transport: 50%.
- Transport to workplaces: 50% of the services normally run on weekdays.
- Transport to airports, ports and rail stations in tourist areas: 80% of regular services.
- Other regular road passenger services: 55% of services in peak hours (06:00 to 09:00 and 17:00 to 19:00), and 40% of usual services at other times.
Health and emergency services
For outpatient healthcare, the resolution sets a 25% minimum for external consultations. Dialysis, radiotherapy, intensive care, transplant programmes and oncology services are kept at normal weekday levels. Emergency services SAMU and SVA stay at 100%, while SVB and non-urgent patient transport are set at 80%, with priority for oncology, diagnostic, radiotherapy, chemotherapy and dialysis patients.
Other sectors
The resolution also covers justice, schools, emergency and fire prevention services, and vehicle inspection. For Sitval, the report says staffing will be capped at 40% of the usual workforce at each workplace in the Comunitat Valenciana.