RATP has just announced the disruptions to be expected during the strike on 10 September. Once again, RER B will be hardest hit by the strike. RATP expects disrupted traffic on line B and normal traffic on line A. RER Abut the interconnection will be maintained at Gare du Nord. RATP forecasts a tralmost normal traffic on the metro and buses. The trams should continue to operate normally.
(Updated on 9 September at 5pm)
Despite the strike on 10 September, traffic is expected to be normal on lines L1, L2, L3, L4, L6, L7, L10, L11, L12 and L14. However, line 10 will be closed for work at 10pm. Traffic will be almost normal on lines L5, L8, L9 and L13, with more than 9 trains out of 10, according to RATP.
As previously announced, traffic will be normal on RER A (RATP zone), and the interconnection is being maintained at Gare du Nord. As for RER B, RATP is still expecting disrupted traffic, with 2 trains out of 3 expected. As for buses, users can expect traffic to be almost normal, with 9 buses out of 10 on average. Finally, service will be normal on the tramway and Noctilien networks.
La SNCF is also beginning to communicate its forecasts for the 10 September. RER line C is expected to be severely disrupted on Wednesday, and users of RER line D should prepare for "very disrupted" operations following the "block everything" movement. Traffic will also be disrupted on RER line E.
