🚈 RER D Strike Today?

    Live status for the RER D line — Gare du Nord, Gare de Lyon, Orry-la-Ville, Melun. Updated every 30 minutes.

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    Live Paris strike status

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

    📅 Upcoming Strikes

    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
    Grève nationale dans les transports
    05 Nov 2026Schools
    Medium
    Grève nationale (écoles, collèges)

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    RER D

    RER D — Orry-la-Ville–Coye / Creil ↔ Melun / Corbeil-Essonnes / Malesherbes

    The RER D is the longest RER line and runs through the single-track Châtelet tunnel shared with the RER B, which is why a small incident or a partial strike cascades along the whole line. It is entirely SNCF-operated, so it follows SNCF strike notices rather than RATP ones.

    What a strike means on this line

    The RER D is operated by SNCF, so it is affected by SNCF strike notices. On a strike day expect outer branches to be suspended first, with a reduced service maintained on the central section.

    🚧 Planned works interrupt the RER D between Gare du Nord and Gare de Lyon in summer 2026 — see the dedicated RER D travaux page.

    Key stations on the line

    • Orry-la-Ville–Coye
    • Villiers-le-Bel
    • Gare du Nord
    • Châtelet–Les Halles
    • Gare de Lyon
    • Villeneuve-Saint-Georges
    • Corbeil-Essonnes
    • Melun

    Alternatives during a strike

    • Métro line 5 — Gare du Nord to Place d'Italie inside Paris.
    • RER A — For the Gare de Lyon–Châtelet section when the D is suspended.
    • Transilien R — From Gare de Lyon toward Melun and Montereau.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is the RER D running today?

    The live panel above answers this for right now — it is refreshed every 30 minutes from official PRIM data. The RER D runs between Orry-la-Ville–Coye / Creil and Melun / Corbeil-Essonnes / Malesherbes, and during strikes the outer branches are usually cut before the central Paris section.

    Who operates the RER D and why does it matter for strikes?

    The RER D is operated by SNCF. That determines which strike notices apply to it: only SNCF strike notices affect its service directly.

    What is the best alternative when the RER D is on strike?

    Métro line 5 — Gare du Nord to Place d'Italie inside Paris. If that is also disrupted, rer a is the next option: For the Gare de Lyon–Châtelet section when the D is suspended.

    Are there planned works on the RER D?

    Planned works interrupt the RER D between Gare du Nord and Gare de Lyon in summer 2026 — see the dedicated RER D travaux page.

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