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PRÉVISIONS DE TRAFIC EN TERRITOIRE ALSACE MARDI 12 JUIN 2018 TRAFIC TGV TRAFIC RÉGIONAL État du trafic État du trafic Perturbé TER [en moyenne +6% de cars] Perturbé TGV [en moyenne] Prévisions détaillées Prévisions détaillées + Sur l’axe Est : + Strasbourg – Bâle (TER 200) : 5 trains sur 10 + Alsace – Paris : 14 allers – 14 retours (Alleo* compris) + Mulhouse Thann Kruth en tram-train : 9 tram-train sur 10 (fermeture ligne après 21h) + Strasbourg – Roissy Aéroport CDG : 1 aller – 1 retour + Mulhouse Thann Kruth en train : 5 circulations sur 10 (dont 5 cars) + Strasbourg – Nantes : 1 aller – 1 retour + Strasbourg – Offenbourg : service normal + Strasbourg – Bordeaux : 1 aller – 1 retour + Mulhouse – Müllheim : service normal (dont 6 cars) + Strasbourg – Nancy : 2 trains sur 5 + Sur l’axe Sud -Est : + Strasbourg – Sélestat via Molsheim : 4 circulations sur 10 (dont 4 cars) + Mulhouse - Paris Lyon : 4 allers – 4 retours ( Lyria compris) + Strasbourg-Sélestat (Omnibus) : 2 circulations sur 10 (dont 1 car) + Strasbourg – Marseille : 1 aller – retour + Strasbourg – Molsheim : 3 train sur 10 + Francfort – Marseille : 1 aller – retour + Mulhouse – Belfort : 3 trains sur 10 + Strasbourg – Montpellier : 1 aller – retour + Strasbourg – Sarrebruck : 4 trains sur 10 + Colmar – Metzeral : 3 circulations sur 10 (dont 3 cars) TRAFIC INTERNATIONAL + Mulhouse – Bâle (Omnibus) : 3 circulations sur 10 (dont 1 car) + Alléo * (France - Allemagne) + Strasbourg – St-Dié : 3 circulations sur 10 (dont 9 cars) + Mulhouse – Colmar (Omnibus): 3 trains sur 10 + Strasbourg - Stuttgart/Munich : service normal + Strasbourg – Niederbronn : 9 circulations sur 10 (dont 11 cars) + Strasbourg - Francfort : service normal + Strasbourg – Haguenau – Wissembourg : 4 circulations sur 10 (dont 4 cars) + Lyria (France - Suisse) + Strasbourg – Lauterbourg : 7 circulations sur 10 (dont 3 cars) + Mulhouse - Zurich : 3 allers - 3 retours + Strasbourg – Saverne – Sarrebourg : 3 circulations sur 10 (dont 1 car) + Strasbourg - Bruxelles : Aucune circulation + Strasbourg – Metz : 1 train sur 4 *TGV DB-SNCF en coopération + Paris – Belfort – Mulhouse : 4 circulations sur 10 (entre Paris et Troyes) CONTACT PRESSE : Marc MATHEY – 06 26 04 21 05 – @MarcMatheySNCF Astreinte 24/24 : 06 16 24 85 14.

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