SNCF strike: Transilien traffic forecasts this Friday July 8

SNCF STRIKE. This Friday, July 8, a local social movement continues on lines H, J, L and P of the Transilien. Check out the disruption forecast.

[Mis à jour le 8 juillet 2022 à 10h21] Two days after the big national strike, and while the summer school holidays have barely started, some Transilien lines are still disrupted this Friday, July 8.

They are always the same four lines H, J, L and P to denounce the lack of manpower and the changes of the impromptu schedules because of works on these lines. Consult the traffic forecast using our summary opposite or just below.

This Friday, July 8, a local strike continues on lines H, J, L and P of the Transilien. Lines K, R, N and U carry normal traffic. For the Transilien network, there is a dedicated platform to follow the next traffic disruptions or you can call 0 805 90 36 35. Here is the detail of the traffic by lines:

For the TER, go to ter.sncf.com. For the RER, you can follow the Twitter accounts @RERB, @RERA or this page dedicated to RER C. To follow train traffic in real time, see www.sncf.com/fr/traffic-forecast. For the Transilien network, simply go to the dedicated platform (http://www.transilien.com/ Where http://www.abcdtrains.com/) to check if his journey is provided by the SNCF. On mobile, it is also very practical to go to the Twitter account @SNCF_infopresse, and @SNCF. SNCF users can quickly check the traffic situation and find out if a particular train has been canceled or is leaving late. For information on the TGVs, the telephone number provided is 0 805 90 36 35. For information on the Transilien, call 0 805 90 36 35. For information on RATP traffic, see this page. 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.

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SNCF strike: Transilien traffic forecasts this Friday July 8