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A third day of strike is planned in Bordeaux on Tuesday, after that of January 31 which brought together 75,000 people in the streets of Bordeaux according to the demonstrators, and 16,500 according to the prefecture.
For the moment, few disruptions are to be expected in public transport.
This Sunday, only 7.5% of the agents of Transport Bordeaux Métropole had declared themselves strikers.
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TBM therefore expects almost normal traffic
," the network said.
Tram C will only run every 7.5 minutes (15 minutes on the branches) and line 1 will run only every twelve minutes, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
No disruption is planned for the moment either on the other bus lines or in trams A, B and D. But in the afternoon, TBM specifies that "
tram interruptions and bus diversions are to be expected
" on along the route of the event, which will begin at noon on the Place de la Bourse.
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The strike in transport will be felt above all outside Bordeaux.
Disruptions are expected on all train lines (including TER, TGV and Intercités).
From Bordeaux Saint-Jean station, only one in three TER should run, and between Bordeaux and Nantes, no Intercités train will run.
