Before the new day of interprofessional mobilization against the pension reform, Tuesday, March 28, the mobilization continues in certain sectors. Traffic will still be disrupted this Monday on the rails, especially for SNCF users. Disruptions are to be expected both on the main lines and on regional routes. The Transilien network will also be affected, with in particular 2 trains out of 3 on lines C and D of the RER, indicates the company.
While waiting for an even stronger mobilization on March 28, when traffic will be “severely disrupted” at the SNCF, discover in detail the forecasts on the network.
TGV
As since the start of the movement, traffic will be disrupted on the TGV Inoui network, with an average of 4 out of 5 trains, on the French network as well as on international lines. Same observation on the Ouigo network, with 4 out of 5 trains in circulation.
TER
Regional trains will again be affected by the strike. The SNCF plans 2 out of 3 TER on average and invites users to find out locally about the details of the deletions.
Intercities
Here too, traffic will be disrupted with an average of 2 out of 3 trains on Tuesday. It will be even more complicated on the Intercités network at night, since no train will be running.
In Ile-de-France
Transilien: provide normal to near-normal service on RER A, B and E, lines J, K, P, R and U, and Trams T4, T11 and T13. It will be necessary to count on 2 trains out of 3 on the RER C, the RER D.
Ligne H : 4 out of 5 trains
Line L: 2 trains out of 3
Line N: 3 trains out of 4