🚇 Paris Métro Line 9 Strike Today?

    Live RATP status for Métro line 9 — disruptions, closures and alternatives. Updated every 30 minutes.

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    Checked hourly against official Île-de-France Mobilités data, the national strike calendar and French press. Announced strikes are listed below.

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    DateSectorImpactReason
    05 Nov 2026Trains (SNCF)
    Medium
    Grève à la SNCF le 5 novembre 2026
    05 Nov 2026RER
    Medium
    Grève nationale / SNCF (RER, Transilien)
    05 Nov 2026Métro
    Medium
    Grève nationale dans les transports
    05 Nov 2026Buses
    Medium
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    05 Nov 2026Schools
    Medium
    Grève nationale (écoles, collèges)

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    M9

    Métro line 9 — Pont de Sèvres ↔ Mairie de Montreuil

    Line 9 is one of the busiest driver-operated lines and crosses the whole city east to west. On strike days it is usually kept running at peak hours only, with service thinning sharply outside 07:00–09:30 and 16:30–19:30.

    What a strike means on this line

    Line 9 is driver-operated, so an RATP strike directly reduces its service. Expect a peak-hours-only timetable, longer waits and packed trains, or a partial closure of the outer sections.

    Main stations served

    • Pont de Sèvres
    • Michel-Ange–Auteuil
    • Trocadéro
    • Franklin D. Roosevelt
    • Havre–Caumartin
    • Grands Boulevards
    • République
    • Nation
    • Mairie de Montreuil

    Alternatives during a strike

    • Line 8 — Shares the République–Grands Boulevards section.
    • Bus 22 — Opéra to Porte de Saint-Cloud, covering the western half.
    • Line 1 — Driverless east–west crossing; connect at Franklin D. Roosevelt or Nation.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is Métro line 9 running during a strike?

    Usually partially. Line 9 needs drivers, so a strike typically cuts it back to a peak-hours service between Pont de Sèvres and Mairie de Montreuil, with much longer waits outside those hours. The live status above shows today's situation.

    What is the best alternative to line 9 during a strike?

    Line 8 is the closest substitute: Shares the République–Grands Boulevards section. Bus 22 also works — Opéra to Porte de Saint-Cloud, covering the western half.

    Which stations does Métro line 9 serve?

    Line 9 runs between Pont de Sèvres and Mairie de Montreuil, calling at Michel-Ange–Auteuil, Trocadéro, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Havre–Caumartin, Grands Boulevards, République, Nation among others.

    How do I know if line 9 is on strike right now?

    The status panel on this page is refreshed every 30 minutes from official Île-de-France Mobilités PRIM data and public strike notices, so it reflects the current state of line 9 rather than a general forecast.

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