A cable theft in Montbard (Côte-d’Or) resulted in the interruption of Ter traffic on the Dijon-Paris line from 5:20 a.m. to noon, this Friday, March 5. Buses have been set up to allow the junction between Les Laumes and Laroche-Migennes.
The resumption of traffic between Dijon and Paris was announced in the early afternoon. “Technical interventions are still in progress and will cause slowdowns between Montbard and Tonnerre until this evening”, nevertheless specifies the Sncf.
They put a bus at our disposal to get to Montereau-Fault-Yonne
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About thirty people waited in the waiting room of the Laroche-Migennes station around 10:45 am. A handful did the same on the platforms. “We left Montbard in two buses around 8:10 am and reached Migennes around 10:20 am, explains one of the travelers. Most of us want to go to Paris. The wait is still bearable for the moment, but many have given up on going to the capital. “
Station officials arrived with a solution around 11 a.m. “They put a bus at our disposal to get to Montereau-Fault-Yonne, he says. From there, passengers can take a transilien to go to Paris. For my part, I will go back to Dijon … ”
A similar incident ten days ago
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Ten days earlier, the same incident had occurred near the town of Pacy, on the Paris-Dijon line and had caused the interruption of rail traffic between Nuits-sous-Ravières and Laroche-Migennes.
Myriam Lebret and Pierre-Emmanuel Erard
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