No disruption on the metro, but an RER B, buses and a tram line quite affected. The Régie RATP indicated that traffic would be disrupted on Thursday, September 29 due to an interprofessional strike for wages and pensions.
The RER B will have 3 trains out of 4, on average, in circulation, but the interconnection will be maintained with the SNCF part of the line (in the north). On the other hand, RER A traffic will be “normal”, assured the RATP in a press release.
1 out of 2 trams on the T3a
On the side of the buses, it will be necessary to count on 2 buses out of 3, “with certain lines very disturbed”, adds the management. Night buses will run normally. For trams, the public company counts on 9 trams out of 10 on average. However, line T3a is an exception: it will only be operated between Pont du Garigliano and Porte d’Ivry with only 1 out of 2 trams.
The SNCF must for its part communicate its forecasts this Wednesday.
The CGT, FSU, Solidaires and youth organizations call Thursday for a day of strike and demonstration, a “first step” pending other mobilizations under the slogan: “increase wages, not the age of retirement “.