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Normal📅 Upcoming Strikes
| Date | Sector | Impact | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24 Sept 2026 → 25 Sept 2026 | Air Traffic | Medium | Greve des pilotes easyJet les 24 et 25 septembre 2026 |
| 29 Sept 2026 | Trains (SNCF) | Medium | Grève à la SNCF le 29 septembre 2026 |
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Strike CalendarGare du Nord — live strike status
Gare du Nord is the busiest railway station in Europe, handling around 700,000 travellers a day. It is where a strike hurts most, because Eurostar, TGV, RER B airport traffic and two Transilien networks all funnel through the same concourse.
What a strike means on this line
Gare du Nord is served by RER B, RER D, Métro 4, Métro 5, Transilien H & K, Eurostar, TGV Nord. During a strike these are affected independently — RATP Métro lines follow RATP notices while mainline and Transilien services follow SNCF ones, so part of the station can be working normally while another part is closed.
Services at this station
- RER B
- RER D
- Métro 4
- Métro 5
- Transilien H & K
- Eurostar
- TGV Nord
Alternatives during a strike
- Métro 4 — Driverless, and the most reliable way in and out of the station on a strike day.
- Gare de l'Est — Ten minutes on foot; often has services running when Nord is disrupted.
- RoissyBus from Opéra — For CDG when the RER B is cut at Gare du Nord.
Frequently asked questions
Is Gare du Nord open during a strike?
The station itself almost always stays open; what changes is which services run. Gare du Nord serves RER B, RER D, Métro 4, Métro 5, Transilien H & K, Eurostar, TGV Nord, and each of these can be disrupted separately depending on which operator's staff are striking.
How do I get to Gare du Nord when there is a strike?
Métro 4 — Driverless, and the most reliable way in and out of the station on a strike day. A second option is gare de l'est: Ten minutes on foot; often has services running when Nord is disrupted.
Which services run from Gare du Nord?
RER B, RER D, Métro 4, Métro 5, Transilien H & K, Eurostar, TGV Nord. The live panel on this page shows which of these are currently reported as disrupted.
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