Revealed: France’s five worst rail lines for delays and cancellations

From Clermont-Ferrand and Cahors in the morning, trains loaded with discontented rail service stopped at the Austerlitz station on Tuesday 15 April.

Denoting "40 years of inaction" on both lines, hundreds of people boarded two "trains of anger", from Cahors and Clermont-Ferrand, to reach Paris, where a delegation must be received at the Ministry of Transport.

Revealed: France’s five worst rail lines for delays and cancellations

After frustrated passengers boarded the 'trains of anger' on Tuesday to protest chronic delays and cancellations along two French rail lines, The Local reveals which train routes are actually the worst for disruptions.

This Tuesday, April 15th, elected and users of the Paris-Clermont line climb in Paris on "trains of anger" to demand urgent investments from the government on this railway axis.

The protesters come from Cahors (Lot) and Clermont (Puy-de-Dôme). A delegation will be received at the Ministry of Transport.

Everyone who is a regular user of the Paris-Orléans-Limoge-Toulouse and Clermont-Paris train lines knows that they are synonymous with delays, last-minute cancellations and important incidents. They have been asking the government for years for a solution to these "devastated lines" because their passengers feel "abandoned." In the face of this tiredness, this Tuesday 400 protesters, together with local authorities, traveled to Paris on these tr…