A few days after the massive strike that paralysed the RATP traffic on 13 Septembera new notice is being issued for 24 September. Although disruption is expected to be more limited, business travellers are advised to make their own arrangements, especially as the strike will also affect the network. SNCF. RATP expects near-normal traffic for the metro in Paris, as well as for bus and others trams. Le RER A - in the RATP zone - should also operate normally, while traffic will be slightly disrupted on the RER BWith 2 trains out of 3, again in the RATP zone.
SNCF expects a ratio of 2 trains out of 5 for RER B, 1 train out of 2 for RER A and 1 train out of 3 for RER B. RER Cand a normal service on RER A on Tuesday 24 September. As regards the RER DThere will be no service between Châtelet and Gare de Lyon. SNCF also plans to run 1 Transilien out of 2, 3 TER out of 5, and 2 Intercités out of 5 during the day. The TGV should operate as normal, and international lines will not be affected, according to SNCF.
