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Nationwide industrial action by SNCF on Wednesday 10 September2025

Nationwide industrial action by SNCF on Wednesday 10 September2025

5 SEPTEMBER 2025
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TRANSPORT AND MOBILITY

Nationwide industrial action by SNCF will affect traffic from Tuesday 9 September at 7 pm until Thursday 11 September 2025 at 8 am.

Information may change. To keep up to date with the latest developments, you can check:

Online: SNCF TER ZOU ! website and/or at: Info trafic Grève (timetable 04 Grasse – Cannes - Nice – Vintimille)

At the station: where signs have been displayed for passengers.  

By phone: call the "ZOU !" customer hotline on (+33) 413 94 30 50 (local rate call – open daily from 7 am to 8 pm) or "CONTACT TER": 0800 11 40 23 (Free to call from any landline or mobile – Every day from 7 am to 8 pm). "CONTACT déplacement hors region" for transport outside the region: 0805 90 36 35 (Free to call from any landline or mobile).

Smartphone: use the free SNCF Connect app, check TWITTER @TERSUD_SNCF  and/or using YourMonaco and/or Citymapper Monaco apps

Plan ahead and use the free ridesharing app: BlaBlaCar Daily

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