SNCF plans to operate 3 out of 5 TGV services on Wednesday 23 May, in the context of another day of strikes. Internationally, traffic is almost normal on the Eurostar and Thalys networks, while disruption is expected on Lyria lines (1 train out of 2).
Once again, Intercités traffic will be the most disrupted, with 2 out of 5 trains running on average. SNCF details its forecasts:
- Paris-Rouen-Le Havre: 1 train in 2
- Paris-Caen-Cherbourg: 1 train in 2
- Paris-Granville: 2 trains out of 5
- Caen-Le Mans-Tours: 1 return ticket out of 2 (provided by coach)
- Paris-Limoges-Toulouse: 1 train in 2
- Paris-Nevers: normal traffic
- Paris-Clermont: 3 trains out of 5
- Paris-Amiens-Boulogne: 2 trains out of 5
- Paris-St-Quentin-Maubeuge: 1 train in 7
- Bordeaux-Marseille: 1 train in 4
- Nantes-Bordeaux: 2 trains out of 3
- Nantes-Tours-Lyon: 1 train in 2
- Other Intercités lines: no trains
