If the TGV and Ouigo will still not be disturbed by the social movement Tuesday, May 6, TER will be deleted in several regions. In Île-de-France, certain RER and Transilian lines will be disrupted.
Another delicate day to plan Tuesday for rail travelers. As Monday, everything will drive on the side of the TGV Inoui and the Ouigo, but it will be more difficult on the regional lines, especially in Île-de-France where most of the RERs and certain lines of Transilien will be disrupted. If the CEO of SNCF Travelers Christophe Fanichet was rejoiced on Sunday normal traffic expected on the main lines at the start of the week, ensuring that they are “Far from a dark week”the disturbances however affect many travelers. The RER B, for example, transports three times more people every day than all TGV and Ouigo gathered, and only one in two to two trains out of three trains will circulate on Tuesday according to the branches.
Difficult to see clearly, moreover, on the magnitude of the strike, because SNCF Travelers does not communicate at the national level on the regional disturbances caused by this social movement. In addition, each region provides uneven information to travelers. In most of them, the operator simply invites passengers to consult the time sheets to see if their train runs or not, on a case -by -case basis.
In Île-de-France
It is in the Ile -de -France region that traffic will again be the most disturbed this Tuesday, May 6. THE RER B Only one in two train north of Paris and two trains in three in the south, with the interconnection maintained at Gare du Nord, will count. THE Rer c Only one in two train will only count. It will be better on the Rr dwith four out of five trains on average. As for Rr eTransilien indicates providing normal traffic, but the lines on the line announce on their X account only one train in two on the Nanterre-Villiers-sur-Marne axis.
There will only be one in two train on lines n and vfour out of five trains on the H and two out of three trains on the U. lines j, k, l, p, rthe RER A and trams T12 et T13 will circulate normally.
In Normandy
In Normandy, the SNCF announces trafficking “disturbed” On certain lines of the Nomad network. The peri -urban lines around Caen will be “Disturbed” This Tuesday, and the Krono trains between Paris and Granville will be “Very disturbed”. On the other hand, the service will be normal around Rouen (except for Caen-Rouen), for K+ trains with compulsory booking and for trains between Paris and Évreux, Serquigny and Rouen.
In New Aquitaine
In the region, the traffic of trains will be again “Very disturbed” Tuesday, as Monday, warns the SNCF. But to have the details of the trains deleted or not, you will have to go through the route search tool, on a case -by -case basis.
In Hauts-de-France
This Tuesday, the SNCF plans that the social movement will only disturb “Very weakly the high traffic high in France”.
In Center-Val de Loire
“Train traffic will be disrupted on the lines of the Center Val de Loire region from Sunday, May 4 due to a social movement”indicates the SNCF, without specifying the precise disturbances expected this Tuesday. Again, you have to refer to the timetable search tool for information on a case -by -case basis.
In other regions
In the Pays de la Loire, the SNCF simply specifies on its account X that disturbances are to be expected this week, and invites to look at the schedules on a case -by -case basis. Ditto in Occitania, Auvergne Rhône-Alpes and Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur.
In some regions, travelers escape – for the moment – from the disturbances due to the strike. This is particularly the case in Brittany, indicates the SNCF Connect site, but also in the Grand Est, where the social movement should only be felt from Wednesday, according to the regional ter website.
The strike is scheduled to last until Sunday, May 11, covering the May 8 bridge. The situation should deteriorate on Wednesday, the RER D announcing for example on social networks expect trafficking “Very strongly disturbed”.
