Only TER trains are affected by the strike. (Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne)

Only TER trains are affected by the strike.  (Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne)

Following a strike in France, rail traffic on the line between Nancy and Luxembourg will be disrupted and timetables adapted.

A local strike action in France will slightly disrupt train traffic this Friday 17 October. Regional connections between Luxembourg, Thionville and Metz will be affected in both directions, with possible delays and cancellations throughout the day.

According to information provided by SNCF and CFL, high-speed trains (TGV) to and from Luxembourg are not affected by this strike. An adapted transport plan has been put in place for cross-border journeys.

Passengers are invited to consult the updated timetables before their departure on www.cfl.lu, via the CFL mobile app, or on the TER Grand Est website.

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