The TER and Intercités networks in the provinces are likely to be the most directly affected by the strike, due to start at 7pm on Monday. In its Sunday forecast, SNCF expects traffic to be almost normal, stressing that "alternative modes of transport are planned on routes where there is still some risk of disruption". The TGV network (France and international) as well as the RER and Transilien services in the Ile-de-France region should provide a "normal" service, according to the railway company.
