Traffic at RATP will be further disrupted on Sunday as the unlimited strike against pension reform enters its 32nd day, the company announced on Saturday.
Two lines will be completely closed (4, and 7bis) and 14 will operate partially, or normally (1, 14 and Orlyval), in a scenario similar to that of Saturday. Metro traffic is mainly concentrated in the afternoon. "Since commuting is less frequent on weekends, RATP will concentrate its maximum efforts in the afternoon to guarantee minimum service," writes the railway company.
Social Movement: on 5/01 traffic will be very disrupted, commuting is less numerous on weekends, RATP will concentrate the maximum of its efforts in the afternoon to guarantee a minimum service: 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. for metro, 8 am-6.30pm on the RER A & 8 am-8pm on the B pic.twitter.com/PXAmRoPQOp
- RATP Group (@RATPgroup) January 4, 2020RER traffic, "improving, will be provided for most of the day: 8 am to 6.30 pm for RER A and 8 am to 8 pm for RER B", ensures the RATP. As for buses, three out of four will run on average and traffic will be "almost normal on the tram", predicts the RATP.
It forecasts “very disrupted” traffic for Monday and will give details line by line on Sunday.
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