Current Disruptions on Monday 2nd November
As of 07:32 on Monday 2nd November 2026, passengers on Barcelona's metro network are experiencing delays on lines L2, L3 and L11 due to irregular train frequencies. According to real-time updates from beteve.cat, the official source for transport incidents, services are recovering from earlier disruptions.
L2: Intermittent Delays
Line L2 saw repeated fluctuations in service frequency. At 07:32, trains were running with intervals of up to 9 minutes, significantly longer than the usual 3-minute gap. This follows a recovery at 07:20 when normal frequencies resumed, with trains every 5 minutes. Earlier, between 06:41 and 06:40, delays peaked at 8 minutes, before a brief return to regular service.
L3: Up to 10-Minute Waits
Line L3 experienced irregular intervals of up to 10 minutes between trains at 06:38, compared to a normal frequency of 4 minutes. Service returned to normal by 06:51, with trains running every 4 minutes. A further delay at 06:57 briefly extended waits to 9 minutes before normal service resumed.
L11: 15-Minute Gaps Reported
Line L11 faced the most significant disruption, with intervals of up to 15 minutes between trains at 06:45, far exceeding the usual 2-minute frequency. The line returned to regular service by 06:57, with trains every 6 minutes.
Passenger Advice
Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona (TMB) advises passengers to check real-time updates via the TMB website or the JoTMBé app. Users can subscribe to alerts for specific lines or stations to receive notifications about disruptions via email or mobile app. Passengers affected by significant delays may be eligible for compensation. Further details and how to request a service disruption certificate are available on the TMB official page.