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Post by superteacher on Sept 20, 2015 21:08:20 GMT
Having spent the weekend in Paris, it got me wondering what type of working timetables they use, and where they could be obtained (if at all).
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Post by snoggle on Sept 20, 2015 22:51:54 GMT
Having spent the weekend in Paris, it got me wondering what type of working timetables they use, and where they could be obtained (if at all). I suspect they have something electronic and pretty detailed given the short headways on some lines. However there is a distinct lack of a transport museum in Paris and I've never ever found a transport related bookshop in Paris. As I expect you'll know there are french rail magazines which you can get in the newsagents on stations but that's as much as I've seen. Ironically the few decent books about European metros are written by English author plus the excellent series that Robert Schwandl has put together on trams, light rail and metros across the world. The obvious option is to send an E mail to RATP and see what they say. They are generally good at replying, even to E Mails in English, so nothing ventured nothing gained. Beyond that I can't think of any other options - I'm not aware of a Paris Metro blog or discussion forum. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 28, 2015 10:24:55 GMT
There is a forum here (en Francais of course). www.symbioz.net/forum/ouragan/index.phpThere is also a Paris Metro thread at Skyscraper City. I'm not aware of a WTT, or even published frequencies. Though I do know that Line 14 now runs at 85 sec frequency in the peak. |
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