Par Marie Lemaistre
Published on Jan 19, 24 at 1:48 p.m. See my news Follow 76actu
New related work at the Eole construction site extension of the RER Ein the sector of Mantes la Jolieand the modernization of Rolleboise railway tunnellocated on the line between Paris, Rouen and Le Havrewill impact SNCF traffic between the capital and Seine-Maritime in 2024.
From Saturday January 20, traffic will be very disrupted on certain weekends.
Disruptions expected on the Paris-Rouen-Le Havre line
SNCF has already communicated its detailed work schedule for the first quarter, from January to March.
The list of weekends from January to March where train traffic will be very disrupted:
- From 01/20 to 01/21
- From 01/27 to 01/28
- From 03/02 to 04/02
- From 02/24 to 02/25
- From 02/03 to 03/03
- From 09/03 to 10/03
- From 03/16 to 03/17
- From 03/30 to 04/01
On these weekends, trains linking Rouen to Paris will take a alternative routepar Serqueux and Gisorsextending travel time d’environ 30 minutesSaturday and Sunday until 4 p.m. (Saturday to Monday 4 p.m. for the weekend of March 30 to April 1).
Of the transports de substitution will also be deployed until the end of March. Coaches will run between Vernon and Val-de-Reuil on Saturday (only Saturday morning on March 9-10 and 16-17), as well as between Mantes-la-Jolie and Vernon on Saturday afternoon. Other substitutions will be put in place from April 5.
A project lasting several months
Used by all Normandy trains providing service between Rouen and Paris, the Rolleboise railway tunnel is one of the oldest and longest tunnels in France with 2,6 km. This project, undertaken to guarantee the sustainability of the structure, is the largest investment of the year for the Normandy network, with a total of 25 million euros.
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From January to November, 500 meters of tunnel will be treated this year, per zone, depending on the degree of priority.
The RER E extension project, in the Mantes-la-Jolie sector, which has already been underway for several years, continues in parallel with work on the Rolleboise tunnel. Most of the work on the two structures is grouped over the same weekends in order to limit traffic disruption.
A complete overview of the work on the lines between Paris and Normandy, in 2024, has been published on the SNCF website. Please note that the Pentecost weekend as well as the period of the Olympic and Paralympic Games are exempt from work.
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2024-01-20 09:03:13
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