Paris Metro
Paris Metro train services are running at 50% of normal frequency.
Paris Metro trains will end service early this weekend at 01:15 instead of the usual +1 hour later Saturday/Sunday close.
The following Paris Metro lines are affected: All Paris Metro lines.
Paris RER Trains
RER B CDG Airport trainservice is running at 50% normal frequency.
- RER B Train CDG to Paris timetable March 20, 2020 (PDF download)
- RER B Train Paris to CDG timetable March 20, 2020 (PDF download)
RER A train (Paris – Disneyland)is running at 50% normal frequency.
(Disneyland is closeddue to Coronavirus / Covid-19.)
- RER A Train Disneyland to Paris timetable March 20, 2020 (PDF)
- RER A Train Paris to Disneyland timetable March 20, 2020 (PDF)
Paris Buses
Paris city buses and trams are running at 68% normal frequency.
Paris Trams
Paris city trams are running at 50% normal frequency.
A country wide stay-at-home order has been issued by President Macron.
The text of this stay-at-home order is available in French from gouvernement.fr .
People are required to stay indoors at their residence from March 17, 2020 starting at 12:00 p.m. for a period of at least two weeks.
Leaving your residence is only allowed for:
- shopping for food & necessities at listed establishments (see list under Les Establissements Fermés section of order , in French)
- medical appointments
- exercise by oneself
- traveling to work if work-from-home is not possible
You will need to fill out an online form identifying your reason for being outside , print it and bring it with you on your travel outside of your home / residence.
For French employees required to travel to work, a different travel for work form is required for commuting to work in France .
You will be stopped by Police / Gendarmerie asking to see these authorisation forms.
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