It will be the 34th day of strike. While the protest movement against the pension reform continues after more than a month of discontent, the forecasts announced by the SNCF this Monday for Tuesday January 6 confirm overall the improvement in traffic observed in recent days.
Thus, and while the government and the unions resume negotiations, travelers will be able to count on average on one Transilien on two, six circulations out of ten on the TER lines, three TGV on four, international traffic "disturbed" and two five out of five trains on the Intercités lines. Here are the detailed forecasts.
TGV
East axis: 4 trains out of 5.
Atlantic axis: 7 trains out of 8.
North axis: almost normal
South-East axis: 3 trains out of 4.
Intersectors: 3 out of 5 trains.
Ouigo: 4 out of 5 trains.
International traffic
Eurostar : 9 out of 10 trains.
Thalys: 4 out of 5 trains.
Lyria: 1 train out of 2.
Inoui TGV to Italy: 1 train out of 3.
Alleo (to Germany): 1 train out of 2.
RENFE-SNCF (to Spain): 1 train out of 2.
Intercity traffic
Day intercities: 2 trains out of 5.
Night intercities: no traffic.
Detailed forecast:
Paris - Clermont-Ferrand: 3 return trips
Paris - Limoges - Toulouse: 5 return trips
Bordeaux - Marseille: 3 round trips
Clermont-Ferrand - Neussargues: 1 round trip
Toulouse - Hendaye: 2 round trips
Clermont-Ferrand - Lyon: no traffic
Nantes - Bordeaux: no traffic
Nantes - Tours - Lyon: 2 return trips
TER
6 circulations out of 10 on average.
Detailed forecasts:
Auvergne Rhône-Alpes: 6 routes from 10, including one by bus
Bourgogne Franche Comté: 8 out of 10, including four by bus
Brittany: 7 out of 10, including one by bus
Center - Val-de-Loire: 7 out of 10, including one by bus
Grand Est: 6 out of 10, including one by bus
Hauts-de-France: 4 out of 10
Normandy: 6 out of 10
New Aquitaine: 6 out of 10, including two by bus
Occitanie: 5 out of 10, including two by bus
Pays de la Loire: 6 out of 10, including one by bus
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur: 7 out of 10, including one by bus.
As a reminder, exchanges are free of charge and at no additional cost. The SNCF indicates that "if you cannot exchange your ticket, buy a new ticket and request its refund later".
The Transilien
Line H: 1 train out of 2 on all axes. The Creil - Persan - Valmondois - Pontoise link is partially provided by train and supplemented by buses.
Line J: 2 trains out of 3 on average across all branches.
Line K: 2 trains out of 3 on Paris - Crépy + bus connections between Crépy and Mitry.
Line L: 2 trains out of 3 on all branches.
Line N: 1 train out of 2 for all axes.
Line P: All branches are served all day with an average of 1 train out of 2. The Meaux La Ferté-Milon service is partly provided by bus.
Line R: 1 train out of 5 (Transilien and TER trains).
Line U: 1 train out of 2 over the period 6h / 22h.
The RER
RER A: 1 train on 2 on average during peak hours on the Cergy and Poissy branches and 1 train per hour and per axis during off-peak hours. Interconnection is provided at Nanterre-Préfecture.
RER B: 1 train on 2 on average. The interconnection is suspended at Paris-Nord station.
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RER C: All branches are served all day with 2 trains out of 5 on average.
RER D: North: trains terminate at Châtelet origin, all routes are served with 1 train out of 2 at peak and one train out of 3 during off-peak hours.
South: 1 train on 3 on the Paris-Lyon - Corbeil station and Paris-Lyon - Melun station supplemented by 1 train on 5 on Corbeil - Melun and Juvisy -Malesherbes.
The interconnection is suspended between Châtelet and Paris-Lyon station.
RER E: 2 trains on 3 on average on the Haussmann - Chelles and Haussmann - Villiers - Tournan axes.
Trams
Tram 4: Frequency of 12 min.
Tram 11: Normal service.
