“Don’t leave, Paris is going to be a party,” urged Anne Hidalgo a few days ago, on the occasion of the inauguration at the Porte Dauphine (Paris 16th), of the T3b, on April 5. However, almost a hundred days before the Paris Olympic Games, which begin on July 26, many Ile-de-France residents are worried about the conditions of their travel during the two fortnights of events.
Doubled price for the metro ticket, saturation of certain metro lines, bus diversions and traffic restrictions… We answer some of the big questions that arise.
