SNCF strike: traffic will be “disturbed” on the TGV, TER, Transilien and RER lines this Wednesday – France Bleu

The four representative unions of the SNCF -CGT, Unsa, SUD-Rail and CFDT-, called for a strike on July 6 to demand wage increases. Traffic will be disrupted on the TGV, TER, Intercités, Transilien and RER lines, the railway company announced on Monday. TGV traffic forecasts Traffic on the Inoui and Ouigo TGVs will be disrupted depending on the region: North axis: 3 Inoui TGVs out of 4 will run East axis: 3 Inoui TGVs out of 4 Atlantic axis: 3 Inoui TGVs out of 4 South-East axis: 4 TGVs Inoui out of 5 Ouigo: 2 TGVs out of 3 International: normal traffic TER and Intercités traffic forecasts The SNCF plans two TER trains out of five on average in all regions. Intercity train traffic will also be disrupted with one out of three daytime trains in circulation on average. No night Intercity will run, according to the SNCF, with the exception of Paris-Nice. Transilien and RER traffic forecasts In Ile-de-France, Transilien traffic will be severely disrupted. Lines H and P will be the most affected with one in three trains. On Transiliens J, L, N, R and U, plan one train out of two. Line K will run normally. On the RER B, plan one train out of two. On the RER lines C, D, E, also plan one train out of two. On the other hand, on the RER A, the traffic will be normal. Finally, concerning tram traffic, line T4 will be disrupted by the strike movement with a tram every 15 minutes. There will be no disruption on line T11.