How many trains are there in Île-de-France?
These 2 commuter train networks have 13 lines and 514 stations forming a rail network of 1,165 miles (1,875 km). The interactive map of the RER and Transiliens in Île-de-France is designed to make your journeys easier, especially during a strike.
Why is SNCF called Transilien?
To improve its image and increase the visibility of its network, in competition with RATP, SNCF launched the "Transilien" label in 1999. The Transilien network accounts for 75% of regional rail traffic, 4,000 kilometres of track and more than 400 stations. The Transilien's layout makes it possible to locate in a heterogeneous and complex network.
What types of rail passes cover train travel in France & Europe?
There are two main types of Rail Passes that cover train travel in France and Europe. Interrail – Suitable for European residents travelling within the European Economic Area. Eurail – Suitable for non-European residents and non-European passport holders.
How do disruptions affect the RATP and SNCF networks?
Disruptions on the RATP and SNCF networks due to strikes, incidents or work can degrade traffic. To view the lines that normally operate, the RER and Transiliens map is available online and can be downloaded in PDF format.
Carte des destinations TGV INOUI - en France et en Europe