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SNCF: TGV subscribers “on strike” Wednesday to denounce the increase in fares

2024-02-06T20:23:38.594Z

Highlights: SNCF: TGV subscribers “on strike” Wednesday to denounce the increase in fares. “Commuters”, holders of a TGV Max and Max Actif + subscription, are mobilizing this February 7 and launching a pause in the “presentation of transport tickets” “The SNCF policy is unacceptable. This represents an increase of almost 20% in the space of three years. It’s a lack of respect towards us, who have been recurring and loyal customers for years,” David Charretier, president of the TGV Tours-Paris users’ association.


The “commuters”, holders of a TGV Max and Max Actif + subscription, are mobilizing this February 7 and launching a pause in the “presentation of transport tickets.”


Anger is brewing among the

“commuters”

, these employees who, working in Paris and whose home is in the region, are making frequent trips back and forth.

Subscribers to TGV Max Actif and Max Actif +, the latter are mobilizing this Wednesday through a

“transport ticket presentation strike”

.

Pushed by the National Coordination of Train Users, these 20,000 subscribers are criticizing the increase in prices, since February 1, of 10% of the Max Active pass and 5% of the Max Active +.

“The SNCF policy is unacceptable.

This represents an increase of almost 20% in the space of three years.

It’s a lack of respect towards us, who have been recurring and loyal customers for years

,” David Charretier, president of the TGV Tours-Paris users’ association, told Le

Parisien

.

Considering the subscription prices too low, in particular on journeys between the capital and Tours, Angers, or even Lyon, the railway company wanted to increase them.

Consequence: the price of the TGV Max, for example, increased from 360 to 396 euros per month on a Paris-Lyon route, and from 312 to 343 euros per month between Paris and Reims.

“More radical” actions

Called into question, the SNCF defends itself and tries to relieve the pressure.

While the price of tickets, with subscriptions, will remain between 16 and 18 euros on average,

“a classic second class ticket will cost 40-45 euros,”

explains SNCF Voyageurs.

“We are therefore very confident that it will continue to respond very broadly to the needs of this audience and demonstrate that it is very competitive.”

Not enough to calm David Charretier who plans “more radical”

actions

soon

“if nothing changes after that.”

Source: lefigaro

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