“
Welcome, dear travellers, to my train!
This is Myriam* the driver talking to you.
Currently everything is going well on line 4. I send you lots of good humor.
“It's a Friday like any other for this forty-year-old at the controls of the metro line 4 in Paris.
It's 9 a.m. Boarding his train, most travelers are heading to work, some are running to catch a train while others are strolling or strolling.
"
But all of them are my little travellers
," comments affectionately Myriam, who uses an assumed name to preserve her privacy.
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A driver for nearly ten years, Myriam wants to take care of the 800 Ile-de-France residents she transports daily from Porte de Clignancourt to Bagneux.
An hour during which she likes to address them “
as if it were her family
”.
If daily journeys are often synonymous with anxiety for travelers, the driver wants to give them a smile.
“
I want to make this moment pleasant…
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