Since Monday morning, storm Bert has disrupted public transport traffic in the Lyon Metropolis. At the end of the day, trams are particularly affected.
While several immediate emergency measures have been deployed in the territory of the Lyon Metropolis in response to storm Bert, traffic on the TCL network remains very disrupted. Falling trees caused by strong gusts of wind are preventing several lines from circulating.
The T2 tram line runs in two parts, indicates TCL traffic information: from Hôtel de Région Montrochet to Grange Blanche, then from Hôtel de Ville-Bron to Saint-Priest Bel Air. The stations from Ambroise Paré to Boutasse-Camille Rousset are no longer served in both directions of traffic. The return to normal should be at 8 p.m. In the meantime, relay buses are being set up.
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As for line T3, it only runs from Vaulx-en-Velin La Soie to Gare Part-Dieu. The Décines Center stations in Meyzieu les Panettes are no longer served and traffic is not expected to resume before Tuesday. Relay buses are set up.
Lines T5 and T7 are no longer running at all. The first could resume from 8 p.m., while the second will not run until tomorrow, Tuesday November 26. e Rhônexpress is also impacted. The stations from Gare Part-Dieu to Vaulx-en-Velin La Soie are no longer served.
Live traffic information on the TCL website.
