SNCF strike: TGV, TER, Transiliens, what disruptions this Thursday 19?

SNCF STRIKE. Black day on the rails of France this Thursday, January 19, 2023. If the French are invited to limit their movements, here are the TGV, Ouigo, TER, Intercités and Transilien forecasts for those who cannot do otherwise.

[Mis à jour le 18 janvier 2023 à 8h34] This Thursday, January 19, 2023, travelers will have to face major disruptions on the SNCF rails. Few TGV, TER, Intercités and RER are in circulation all day. SNCF agents, the majority of whom are train drivers, protested against the postponement of the legal retirement age from 62 to 64 and the abolition of the special scheme, a measure provided for in the pension reform presented by the government.

On average 1 out of 10 TER is in circulation this Thursday, there is no Intercités running, and on the TGVs, nearly 503 trains are canceled… Remember that transport is extremely disrupted in Île-de-France as well , with the RATP joining the mobilization. If for the time being, the strike must concentrate on this single day of January 19, a slow strike, or even an indefinite strike, could very well be envisaged at the end of this first day of strike. Discover in detail the traffic forecasts at the SNCF for the day of January 19, 2023 below:

The disturbances linked to the mobilization of Thursday January 19, 2023 differ according to the axes for the TGV and according to the regions for the TER. Users whose TGV or Intercités is canceled have already been notified by SMS or email, provided they have provided their contact details at the time of booking. Discover the traffic forecasts below, line by line and in detail, for the day of Thursday, January 19:

TGV disruptions :
1 out of 3 TGVs on the North axis of the TGV Inoui
1 out of 4 TGVs on the East axis of the TGV Inoui
1 TGV out of 5 on the Atlantic axis of the TGV Inoui
1 out of 3 TGVs on the South-East axis of the TGV Inoui
1 Ouigo out of 3 on the national territory
TER disturbances : this Thursday, January 19, 2023, plan on average 1 TER out of 10 in circulation. Unlike TGV users, TER users are not notified personally. It is necessary to check the traffic of the TER the day before its departure at 5 p.m. To monitor general regional train traffic disruptions, this page will be useful to you.
Intercity disruptions : no day Intercity will be in circulation this Thursday, January 19, 2023. Only a Paris-Clermont round trip is planned to circulate. No Intercités runs on Wednesday-Thursday and Thursday-Friday nights.
RER A disruptions : expect 1 out of 3 trains this Thursday 19 January.
RER B disruptions : expect 1 out of 3 trains this Thursday 19 January. The interconnection is suspended at Paris-Nord station.
RER C disruptions : expect 1 train out of 10 this Thursday, January 19. Trains will only run on the South branch from Paris Austerlitz.
RER D disruptions : expect 1 train out of 10 this Thursday 19 January. The interconnection is suspended between Châtelet and Gare de Lyon (no trains between Châtelet and Gare de Lyon).
RER E disruptions : expect 1 train out of 10 this Thursday 19 January.
Transilien disruptions : this Thursday January 19, 2023, 1 train out of 3 is scheduled on lines H and U. Expect 1 train out of 10 on lines J, K, L, N and P and no traffic on the whole of line R. you on the dedicated platformin the “Routes” and Schedules sections to follow the next traffic disruptions on your line, or you can call 0 805 90 36 35.
International disruptions : The TGV Lyria which provide services to Switzerland will be severely disrupted this Thursday, January 19, 2023. The Eurostar and Thalys provide almost normal traffic. No traffic on other international routes.

Like many other sectors, the transport sector is in battle order in the face of the pension reform presented by the government of Elisabeth Borne. The unions of the SNCF CGT-Cheminots, Unsa-Ferroviaire, SUD-Rail and CFDT Cheminots, like those of the RATP, have promised to “do everything possible to oppose” the reform carried out by Elisabeth Borne and assured that “division and inaction have no place”. Via a single press release published the day after the presentation of the reform pensions, the SNCF unions condemn this “completely unfair” bill against which they declare themselves in “total opposition”.

Travelers on TGV and Intercités canceled in the event of a strike receive the information via e-mail or SMS. On the other hand, users of TER without a connection do not receive SMS. It is advisable to verify the information by informing its train number and the departure date on the SNCF website. Remember that during a strike, anyone wishing to cancel their trip can do so at the ticket office free of charge, regardless of the ticket price.

The strike notice filed by the intersyndicale runs from Wednesday January 18, 2023 at 7 p.m. to Friday January 20, 2023 at 8 a.m. The inter-union of the SNCF sees in this day of Thursday January 19 a “first day of strikes and interprofessional demonstrations” against the pension reform. Other days of strikes could therefore follow.

To follow the traffic of main line trains (TGV, Intercités) in real time, consult the traffic forecasts on the site sncf.com. On mobile, it is also very practical to go to the Twitter account @SNCF_infopresse, and @SNCF. For the TER, go to this specific page ter.sncf.com which allows you to navigate by region. For the RER, you can follow the Twitter accounts @RERA, @RERB or this page dedicated to RER C. For the Transilien or RER network in general, simply go to the dedicated platform to check if his journey is provided by the SNCF.

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SNCF strike: TGV, TER, Transiliens, what disruptions this Thursday 19?