"A Sick Line": SNCF Announces a €110 Million Plan to Improve TER Grenoble-Lyon
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Jean Castex, the CEO of SNCF, has detailed in Grenoble (Isère) a €110 million investment plan to improve the regularity of trains and reduce delays on the TER Grenoble-Lyon line.
The president of the SNCF wants to make the ninth TER line in France, borrowed daily by 15,000 passengers, while one in five trains is experiencing incidents.
On the way to Grenoble on Wednesday 14 October, the SNCF CEO, Jean Castex, announced a €110 million package to improve the reliability of the railway link between Lyon and Grenoble, reports our colleagues from the Dauphiné Libéré. An announcement that comes in while 20% [...] Lyon-Grenoble: €110 million in works announced by SNCF to reduce delays
On the way to Grenoble on Wednesday 14 October, Jean Castex announced 110 million euros of work here 2031 on the Lyon-Grenoble axis. A line called "malad" by the SNCF CEO. See more
A Plan of More than 100 Million Euros Announced by SNCF Réseau to Improve the TER Grenoble-Lyon Line
Jean Castex, managing director of SNCF Réseau, was on Wednesday 14 October in Grenoble to announce work over five years on the TER line between Grenoble and Lyon. The objective: to reduce delays and train deletions too frequent on this line and to improve the quality of the tracks.
Faced with the difficulties faced by the passengers of the Lyon-Grenoble line, the SNCF CEO, Jean Castex, announced this Wednesday, October 14, an investment of 110 million euros by 2031 to improve the reliability of this railway link.
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