SNCF and RATP Rely on "Normal" or "Quasi Normal" Traffic During the Public Service Strike Scheduled for Tuesday
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The public service strike announced on Tuesday, September 29 is expected to have a limited impact on transportation. Traffic will be normal in the metro and RER operated by the RATP, while some disruptions are expected on the RER C, D and E as well as on the R and V lines of the Transilien.
Trade unions call on employees to go down the street, while the point of index of civil servants could be frozen for the fourth year in a row.
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ici.frDespite a call to strike in the public service on Tuesday, SNCF and RATP are planning very limited disruptions on their networks. Traffic is expected to remain generally normal, with some exceptions on some Transilian lines.
While a major strike movement was planned on Tuesday in public transport, the disruptions should finally be almost zero. Public transport users can blow. The SNCF and RATP networks should only be occasionally disturbed by the public service strike announced for this Tuesday, the two companies indicated Sunday. At RATP, traffic will be "normal" on the francilian metro and RER networks, said to the AFP a spokesperson for RATP. On the SNCF side, "t…
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com The CGT-RATP's notice runs without end date from Monday night, but both operators rely on an almost complete service. The five lines to watch.
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