Situated strategically, it is also surrounded by major roadways such as the M-40, M-11, R-2 and M-12 linking the new T-4 Madrid-Barajas airport with the center of Madrid.
Line C-1 on Cercanías Renfe
Line 171 EMT bus
Line 174 EMT bus
Line N2 EMT bus
Exit 5 on the M-40 roadway in private transport
Exit 5 on the M-11 in private transport
Exit 7A on the M-11 in private transport
Access
Two bridges over the M-40 have already been built for the Town Council connecting the existing roundabouts in the Sanchinarro suburb with two other roundabouts in the western area of Valdebebas. The building typology of these structures has been solved with great lights, so that conditions affecting traffic on the M-40 during construction were minimized.
The upper crossings on the R-2 are intended to connect the town center of Valdebebas with the adjacent neighborhoods of the North: the West crossing allows a connection with El Encinar de los Reyes and the East Pass with the future development of the Solana de Valdebebas. A crossing under the R-2 has also been built to the east.
The central bridge that is being built the M-12 is a 150 meter single arched cantilever bridge, which is being called a model of urban design and will become an identifying landmark for Valdebebas and the city from Madrid.
Valdebebas’s connection to Plaza de Castilla, the A-1 and A-2 motorways and the M-40 came about through changes to the M-11. This was previously a three lane road which ran from the Hortaleza district of Madrid to the Ermita de Barajas roundabout. The changes included the widening of the road to four lanes and the creation of slip roads on both sides that help traffic enter and exit the M11, restructuring the accesses to the Exhibition Sites.
