And three.
After January 19 and 31, opponents of pension reform are mobilizing on Tuesday in various sectors, including transport, at the call of the inter-union.
Be careful, therefore, if you take a train that day: the disruptions are once again expected to be very significant on the TGV, TER and Intercités networks.
The SNCF also recommends to travelers “who can to cancel or postpone their trips planned for this day”.
We take stock.
ℹ️ Tuesday 7 Feb.
2023, traffic will be severely disrupted on all of our lines: TRANSILIEN, TER, TGV (INOUI, OUIGO, international), INTERCITES.
If possible, we recommend that you cancel or postpone your planned trips for that day.
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– SNCF Voyageurs (@SNCFVoyageurs) February 5, 2023
One out of two TGV maintained
On the high-speed network and Ouigo side, one in two trains will be maintained on average.
In detail, 2 out of 5 trains will run on the North TGV Inoui axis, 1 out of 2 will be available on the East axis, 1 out of 3 for the Atlantic axis, 2 out of 5 for the South-East axis.
Two trains out of five will be in circulation for the Ouigos, and 2 trains out of 5 will be able to leave from province to province.
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TER and Intercity
For regional trains, the SNCF announces that only three out of ten will be in circulation.
"TER traffic will be severely disrupted in all regions", specifies the SNCF, which adds that a detail of the regional transport plans will be communicated for each region.
Intercity traffic will be "severely disrupted", warns the railway company.
For daytime Intercités, only two round trips will be in circulation on the Paris-Limoges-Toulouse, Bordeaux-Marseille and Nantes-Lyon axes.
There will be only one round trip on the Paris-Clermont axes.
The Nantes-Bordeaux and Aubrac (Clermont-Béziers) axes will have no trains.
With regard to Intercités at night, the service will be normal on the Paris-Nice axis.
However, there will be no trains in circulation for Paris-Briançon, Paris-Lourdes/La Tour-de-Carol and Paris-Toulouse.
International
Internationally, traffic will be less disrupted on Eurostar trains: three out of four trains will be in circulation.
Same thing with Thalys trains, which announce “slightly disrupted” traffic.
On the other hand, only one out of two Lyria trains will be available.
The other international connections will have one train out of three on average.
New details on the traffic difficulties will be communicated Monday at 5 p.m., adds the SNCF.
