SNCF: a New Derailment Avoided in Normandy, Railwaymen Exercise Their Right of Withdrawal, Trains Deleted
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Twenty days after Cléon's derailment in Normandy, Caen's railway workers exercise their right of withdrawal: a defect identified on a track has prevented a new accident.
"Train traffic will be severely disrupted on the Norman lines," the SNCF was soberly warned on its social networks early in the morning.
A local and unannounced social movement greatly disrupts train traffic in Normandy this Wednesday, September 23, 2026. In Cherbourg (Manche), several trains are involved.
Traffic will be "strongly disturbed" on Wednesday on the Norman lines, due to this "unannounced local social movement" which occurs two weeks after the derailment of a train on the Rouen-Caen line.
This is information that ICI Normandie reveals to you this Wednesday, September 23rd. The railwaymen of the SNCF depot in Caen exercise their right of withdrawal, after a new "derailment has been avoided" in the region. An incident that occurs after the accident in Cléon. Trains are deleted.
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