The SNCF provides Friday a traffic plan without much change compared to Thursday, the eleventh day of a renewable strike against the pension reform. SNCF Voyageurs still relies on two out of three Inoui and Ouigo TGVs, three out of five Intercités, no night trains and one out of two TER on the national average, according to management forecasts.
In the Paris region, traffic will remain the most degraded on line R with another two trains out of five on average, but it will improve on the RER D with three trains out of five and the resumption of traffic between Châtelet-les-Halles and Gare from Lyon. Three quarters of the trains must run on lines A, E, N and P, two thirds on lines C, H, J and L, and half of the usual service for the SNCF part of RER B (north).
Still in Ile-de-France, the RATP is counting on “almost normal” traffic on RER A and on 2 out of 3 trains on its part of RER B (to the south). The service will be normal on lines K, U, T4, T11 and T13 on the SNCF side, as well as on the RATP metro, bus and tram networks.
SNCF Voyageurs has not communicated any outlook for the weekend.