A nationwide strike across the SNCF group — covering Gares & Connexion, Réseau and Sud Azur — is set to cause serious disruption to train services at Monaco-Monte-Carlo station on Wednesday 10th June.

The strike is expected to have particularly high impact on the Les Arcs-Draguignan to Ventimiglia line. Passengers are urged to check whether their train is running before heading to the station, with real-time information available from 5pm Tuesday through the usual SNCF channels.

The Princely Government is advising commuters to work from home where possible, or to consider carpooling or other alternatives.

How to check your train

Real-time timetables and strike information are available through the following channels:

SNCF TER ZOU!: ter.sncf.com/sud-provence-alpes-cote-d-azur

Strike traffic information: ter.sncf.com/sud-provence-alpes-cote-d-azur/se-deplacer/info-trafic/greve

Real-time timetables for Monaco-Monte-Carlo: garesetconnexions.sncf

Apps: SNCF Connect, Your Monaco, Citymapper Monaco

Carpooling as an alternative

The Princely Government is also pointing commuters towards BlaBlaCar Daily, a free carpooling app suited to daily home-to-work journeys. Passengers travel to Monaco at no cost, while drivers receive payment for their journey.

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