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17-11-2009 Metro de Madrid will renovate 281 escalators at 34 stations through 2011 The new escalators are more energy-efficient and will save 600,000 euros per year. With 1,624 escalators, the Madrid underground has more than any other underground in the world.
11-11-2009 Metro is beginning to replace the ticket sales windows on Line 1 with new “Commercial Supervisor” posts Replacement will be gradual on Lines 1, 6 and 8 and will conclude in 2010. The first stations to replace them are Atocha-RENFE and Estrecho. The new model is designed to be closer to the user and more efficient
09-11-2009 Loans of books at Bibliometros or Metro Libraries may be also renewed by telephone Twelve stations in the Metro network are provided with this library extension service. Yet another step has been taken to bring cultural services closer to Metro users. The service has 63,748 users and a stock of 97,532 copies of 974 different books.

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