Ley 38/2015, de 29 de septiembre, del sector ferroviario. | BOE-A-2015-10440 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 38/2015, de 29 de septiembre, del sector ferroviario.

This article says the law regulates railway infrastructure, railway traffic safety, and rail passenger and freight transport services, and it does not apply to fixed-guideway cable-based transport modes.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
BOE-A-2015-10440
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
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Rail infrastructure administrators must set and approve the railway charge amounts, review them annually, and publish/consult the proposal before approval. This article caps certain service prices, allows free negotiation for complementary and auxiliary services unless there is only one provider, bars private prices for services already covered by regulated railway charges, and requires the service facility operator to provide price information to infrastructure managers or a free website link. Los explotadores de instalaciones de servicio deben comunicar al administrador de infraestructuras las condiciones de acceso, incluidos los horarios, y este debe publicarlas gratuitamente en la declaración sobre red o en un sitio web. This article says administrative liability for the listed infringements applies to regulated railway operators and to railway service users, including people whose conduct disrupts service or the integrity of related assets, unless another rule in the law expressly says otherwise. Railway operators and affected persons must let inspection staff access premises and materials, and passengers must identify themselves when asked during an inspection.