SNCF strike this Friday, December 1: RER and Transilien forecasts for the Île-de-France region

The SNCF strike is having a major impact on transport in the Île-de-France region this Friday, December 1, 2023. The CGT Cheminots is mobilizing for better working conditions, leading to significant disruptions on RER and Transilien lines. Users are advised to check their itineraries.

Disruptions on RER lines :

• RER C: Expect one train in two
• RER D: No trains between Corbeil-Essonnes and Juvisy via Ris-Orangis; every other train between Corbeil-Essonnes and Malesherbes/Melun.
• RER E: Some cancellations on the Haussmann Gare Saint Lazare - Chelles Gournay route

Disruptions on Transilien lines:

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• Line H: Traffic disrupted; replacement coach service after 9pm between Montsoult and Luzarches
• Line N: Expect one train in two
• Line U: Expect two out of three trains
• Line P: Slightly disrupted traffic on the Paris Est / Meaux route

These disruptions are due to the mobilization of employees for better pay and working conditions. SNCF recommends regular consultation of SNCF Connect for updates. Passengers should anticipate delays and possible cancellations, and are encouraged to seek alternative routes.

Metros, managed by RATP and not SNCF, are not affected by these disruptions.

Users are advised to check traffic updates regularly and plan their journeys accordingly. Users can turn to alternative solutions such as carpooling or unaffected public transport. This strike episode, although a source of inconvenience, is a reminder of the importance of flexibility in the transport habits of the people of Ile-de-France.