RATP
As of May 11, all RER stations will be open, as will metro stations connecting with major Parisian stations (Gare du Nord, Gare de l’Est, Saint Lazare) and major transport hubs (Châtelet, Les Halles, Montparnasse). Conversely, the République metro station, one of the busiest in the network, will remain closed, detailed Catherine Guillouard, president of the RATP, during the presentation of the transport plan.
The public company plans to circulate on average 75% of the metros – 85% on line 13, very busy, and 100% on automatic lines 1 and 14 -, 75% of RER A and B, 75% of buses and 80 to 100% of trams. To manage the flow of travelers, “3,400 agents” will be deployed, “a million stickers have been deployed” throughout the network to mark physical distance and “limit the crossing of travelers,” said RATP.
For travelers, there will be “ban on eating and drinking on the network, because you wear a mask,” also warned the manager of the Parisian carrier.
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