SNCF strikes, road operations snails … The movement against pension reform is ongoing and continue to disrupt transportation in the country.
• SNCF
The four main unions of the SNCF announced a "significant rebound" of the strike on Sunday evening and especially on Monday, promising measures that are "badly in terms of economic consequences." "I think tomorrow we will have a strike rate that will go well beyond the 30% a little classic," assured Didier Le Reste, head of the CGT-Cheminots. This Sunday, the CGT has counted 26.55% of strikers (25.4% Saturday) while management did not provide figures.
SNCF TGV provides an average of two Monday. In detail, six out of ten trains will travel on TGV departing or arriving in Paris, and a cut on four routes in the province, said the station.TGV trains between Belgium and the province will be limited to Lille.
Moreover links between Nimes, Montpellier and Beziers are disrupted since Monday morning, 7 hours, protesters invaded the railway lines in the Gard and Hérault ..
Traffic will be greater than a second train for Transilien and TER. There will be more than one train on three trains Corail day.
The connection will be normal Eurostar between Paris and London and trains to Germany almost normal. In contrast, all Thalys trains will be eliminated due to the Belgian railway strike. Seven sets of ten work for Switzerland and the daytime traffic to Italy will be limited to one roundtrip Paris-Milan.The traffic of other international trains will not be insured.
Information:
http://www.sncf.com
http://www.infolignes.com
http://www.abcdtrains.com
The site-by-station mouvement.com also serves to check the bulletin boards (arrivals and departures) from the station of his choice.
• RATP (Paris Metro)
The traffic was "normal or near normal" throughout the metro, bus, tramway and RER line A Monday morning at 6:15, with the exception of the RER line B, where two out of three trains were circulation.
The RER B area RATP (the Paris-Nord Robinson and Saint-Remy-les-Chevreuse south), interconnection with the SNCF Gare du Nord is not assured, said the authority.
Information:
More information: http://www.ratp.fr/
Freephone: 0.800.15.11.11
• In Toulouse
The two bus depots Tisseo, the network transit Toulouse, were blocked on Monday morning by traminots and railway as part of the mobilization against the pension reform. According Delpérier Franck, head of the union south road, about 500 South and CGT activists have blocked the two deposits north and south of the city of Toulouse between 4.30 and 9.30 fast cash without a hassle. Police confirmed the blocking of two bus depots, estimating the number of militants involved in about 300 at both sites.
• At Saint-Etienne
Transit of Saint Etienne were severely disrupted on Monday due to blockage of the main bus depot and tram by about fifty protesters."There are people outside the company," said a representative of the direction of the League of Transit of Saint Etienne.
These demonstrators who blocked the exit of vehicles transport from 4:45 are mostly derived from the transport station, health and education and claim to be FOR, Sud Rail and the CGT, the source said.
• Airports
Planes taking off from Roissy Charles de Gaulle should not miss kerosene early next week as the pipeline that supplies the airport in Paris is back in service. According to the Secretary of State for Transport, Dominique Bussereau, feeding the Paris airports no longer a concern.
CGT Air France responded Monday morning by calling the blocking of airports Wednesday.
Information:
http://www.aeroportsdeparis.fr
• Road
"A dozen vehicles" led an operation on Monday morning snail on the A6, a suburb south of Paris, announced the Central Asian Regional Information and Coordination road Ile-de-France (CRICR), resulting in upstream a sharp slowdown.
In the North, a procession of 15 cars and two trucks, which will start in Lille, Labour Exchange, to get at the toll Fresnes les Montauban by the A1 highway, impeding traffic on slow and middle lanes . The left lane is free. Of strong disturbances are expected.
Maine-et-Loire, on the N1160 St Sylvain d'Anjou (5km from Angers) a fixed barrier filter was placed in the junction A11 / A87. Protesters on the tracks.The D52 is also blocked, with no access to heavy industrial zone Ecouflant.
Unions have warned of road this weekend as they prepared to tighten the movement against pension reform. "We must expand the actions and participate in events on Tuesday, had called Saturday for example, the CGT federation Transport.
Information:
http://www.bison-fute.equipement.gouv.fr
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