SNCF strike on Wednesday: traffic forecasts – franceinfo

A strike will disrupt all traffic on Wednesday July 6, said the SNCF, which details its forecasts. The railway workers are asking for “measures to catch up with wages for inflation”. Regional TER traffic will be severely disrupted. The SNCF plans two out of five trains on average in all regions. TGV Inoui and Ouigo traffic will be disrupted depending on the region. On the TGV Inoui North axis, the East axis and the Atlantic axis, the SNCF plans three trains out of four. On the South-East network, four out of five trains will run. Two out of three Ouigo TGVs will run. In addition, at the level of Intercités trains, traffic will be disrupted with one out of three daytime Intercités in circulation on average. No night Intercity will run, according to the SNCF, with the exception of Paris-Nice. All international traffic will be normal. A national social movement will greatly disrupt TER traffic in Hauts-de-France on Wednesday July 6.
Find the timetables for your line the day before from 5 p.m. on SNCF digital tools. pic.twitter.com/MpomF8QBHw — TER Hauts-de-France (@TERHDF) July 1, 2022 On the Ile-de-France side, 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. Due to a national social movement, train traffic will be severely disrupted on July 6 on certain #Transilien lines.
We invite you to anticipate your travels and encourage teleworking.
ℹ️ https://t.co/arZJxFCmUz or https://t.co/mj23ybm3No pic.twitter.com/0uwBcda0GM — Transilien SNCF (@Actu_Transilien) July 4, 2022 Finally, regarding 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.