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Île-De-France: SNCF Commits to Improving the Punctuality of Its RER and Transiliens

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Ile-de-France Mobilitys and SNCF Voyageurs voted for the new contract between the two entities until the end of 2030. SNCF is committed to "improve the punctuality" of its Transilien and RER trains in Île-de-France. In total, 7.2 billion euros of investments are planned to modernise equipment. - Île-de-France: SNCF is committed to improving the punctuality of its RER and Transiliens (Transports).

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On the occasion of the renewal of the contract between Ile-de-France Mobilitys and SNCF Voyageurs until 2030, the SNCF has increased its objectives. The rate of punctuality of the RER B must increase from 89% to 90% by 2027 and new trains should improve the reliability of this line.

·Paris, France
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Ile-de-France Mobilitys and SNCF Voyageurs voted for the new contract between the two entities until the end of 2030. SNCF is committed to "improve the punctuality" of its Transilien and RER trains in Île-de-France. In total, 7.2 billion euros of investments are planned to modernise equipment. - Île-de-France: SNCF is committed to improving the punctuality of its RER and Transiliens (Transports).

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Less delays on the RER and Transilien by 2030 ? A new agreement, signed on Thursday, sets stricter punctuality targets and provides for the renewal of many trains in Ile-de-France

·Levallois-Perret, France
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Less often late trains, new trainsets and modernised equipment: SNCF and Île-de-France Mobilitys have signed a new contract.

·Rennes, France
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On Thursday, 15 October, SNCF Voyageurs and Île-de-France mobilités concluded a new multi-year contract, increasing the expenditure on equipment modernization and raising the objectives of punctuality.

·Paris, France
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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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