The repetition of the situation could almost be comical. Only in Lyon, it particularly annoys rather than amuses. This Tuesday morning, the two metro lines A and B are once again stranded due to a breakdown in the automatic pilot system. A short respite since the same two successively broke down, Monday afternoon, then in the evening.
This Tuesday morning, traffic was interrupted around 8 a.m., it should resume around 10 a.m., estimates Keolis, the network manager.
Since the automation of line B in June, the network has experienced a series of “major” breakdowns paralyzing traffic. An unprecedented series in the history of the Lyon metro.