1 in 10 TGVs canceled, traffic “disrupted” in Île-de-France... SNCF forecasts for rail traffic Thursday November 5, day of inter-professional strike
Due to the inter-professional strike movement planned for Thursday, November 5, the SNCF anticipates disruptions to rail traffic, mainly on regional and Ile-de-France lines.
Rail traffic will be "disrupted" to "severely disrupted" this Thursday, November 5 on regional lines, as well as on certain RER and train lines in Ile-de-France, due to the inter-professional social movement initiated by unions to defend wages and purchasing power. In Ile-de-France in particular, traffic will be affected on RER B, C, D, E, as well as on train lines J, L, H, N, R and U, but it will be normal on trams, buses and cables, as well as on RER A and lines K, P and V, indicated SNCF Voyageurs Ile-de-France and Ile-de-France Mobilités (IDFM). Here are the traffic forecasts in detail in the Paris region: - Normal traffic: RER A, lines K, P and V; - 2 trains out of 3: RER B south of Paris Nord*, RER E, lines J and L, as well as between Meaux and La Ferté-Milon on line P; - 1 train out of 2: RER B north of Paris Nord*, RER C, lines H, N, R and U; - 1 train out of 3: RER D.
*RER B: no train change will be necessary at Paris Nord station. 1 in 10 TGVs canceled On the main routes, the disruptions are expected to be minor, with 1 in 10 TGVs canceled, SNCF indicated on Wednesday evening. All detailed traffic forecasts line by line are available on mobility sites and applications from 5 p.m. this Wednesday.
Travelers are invited to consult them before going to the station (Île-de-France Mobilités, transilien.com, SNCF Connect or any other mobility application).
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