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The Railway CGT Reports the Avoidance of a Fatal Accident, SNCF Describes It as "Non-Incident"

Summary by L'Humanité
The CGT chemots filed withdrawal rights after a TER driver detected a broken lock between Coutances and Folligny, in the English Channel. A failure similar to that incriminating in the accident which resulted in 7 deaths, in Essonne, in 2013. SNCF network evokes a "non-incident". The unions maintain their accusations.
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The CGT chemots filed withdrawal rights after a TER driver detected a broken lock between Coutances and Folligny, in the English Channel. A failure similar to that incriminating in the accident which resulted in 7 deaths, in Essonne, in 2013. SNCF network evokes a "non-incident". The unions maintain their accusations.

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L'Humanité broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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