RATP announces work on line 3 of the Paris metro. Consequence? Traffic is partially interrupted on this famous line for 4 days in a row this October. We tell you everything.
This fall, work is back in the public transport. Line 14, line 12, RER B…. Each construction site causes traffic disruptions with partial or total closures, during the day or evening, during the week or at the weekend.
In this month of October 2024, users of the ligne 3 are not going to escape it. Due to the renewal of track crossings, the RATP announces a partial interruption traffic on this famous line 3 which runs between Pont de Levallois – Bécon and Gallieni.
In detail, trains will not run between the Pont de Levallois – Bécon terminus, located to the west, and the Europe station. from Saturday 19 to Tuesday 22 October 2024 inclusive and all day long. During these four consecutive days, which coincide with the start of the All Saints’ Day holidays, the Europe station will then become the temporary terminus.
Concretely, the Pont de Levallois – Bécon, Anatole France, Louise Michel, Porte de Champerret, Pereire, Wagram, Malesherbes and Villiers stations will be closed to travelers and inaccessible for the duration of this work.
To help you on your journeys, the RATP announces the establishment of a replacement bus service. This will run between the Pont de Levallois – Bécon terminus and Europe station, at the same times as the metro.
Furthermore, the Régie Autonome des Transports Parisiens recommends that travelers take the ligne 14 which passes in particular through Pont Cardinet and Saint-Lazare, or the ligne 13 which stops at Porte de Clichy and Saint-Lazare. The famous Parisian station is also served by lines J and L of Transilien which can be taken from Asnières-sur-Seine.
What is the traffic situation on line 3 of the RATP network? Incidents, works, disruptions, interruptions, closed stations or even strike movements, here is real-time information for this Paris metro route. [Lire la suite]
