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Welcome to today's thread - #CrossBorderRail 2026 Tour Day 17 - 11 Apr - Ravières - Paris - Stuttgart - München - Budapest

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  • jon@gruene.socialJ jon@gruene.social

    As part of the works there is a new LCD screen. But that hasn’t shown the right information ever since they installed it! So that absolutely didn’t help my fellow passenger. #CrossBorderRail

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    #CrossBorderRail 2026 Spring Tour Train 58 of 111
    TER 17750
    06:21 Nuits-sous-Ravières - Paris Bercy, diverted via Corbeil 08:50
    SNCF for TER Mobigo

    Train type: Alstom Régiolis EMU, 2x 6 short carriages
    ⚡️ (1.5kV dc)
    🚲: ✅
    🦽: ✅ (step free if station allows)
    🛜: ⛔️
    🍽️: ⛔️
    🧳: 🙂 (although they have removed the best racks for larger bags 🤷‍♂️)️
    🧽: 🙂 (clean this morning)
    Interrail: 🙂 (accepted)

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    • jon@gruene.socialJ jon@gruene.social

      #CrossBorderRail 2026 Spring Tour Train 58 of 111
      TER 17750
      06:21 Nuits-sous-Ravières - Paris Bercy, diverted via Corbeil 08:50
      SNCF for TER Mobigo

      Train type: Alstom Régiolis EMU, 2x 6 short carriages
      ⚡️ (1.5kV dc)
      🚲: ✅
      🦽: ✅ (step free if station allows)
      🛜: ⛔️
      🍽️: ⛔️
      🧳: 🙂 (although they have removed the best racks for larger bags 🤷‍♂️)️
      🧽: 🙂 (clean this morning)
      Interrail: 🙂 (accepted)

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      TER 17750
      06:21 Nuits-sous-Ravières - Paris Bercy, diverted via Corbeil 08:50

      Distance: 236.9km
      Average speed: 95km/h

      6 stops:
      Tonnerre
      St-Florentin-Vergigny
      Laroche-Migennes
      Joigny
      Sens
      Paris-Bercy

      This train, mapped: https://umap.openstreetmap.fr/en/map/crossborderrail-2026-spring-tour_1361108#9/48.287249/3.297270

      #CrossBorderRail

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      • jon@gruene.socialJ jon@gruene.social

        Odd situation at Nuits-sous-Ravières, my local station. 6am on a Saturday, only one passenger other than me is there and he is perturbed. "Which platform does the train to Paris depart from?" he asks me. "Always the far one" I tell him.

        There are works ongoing at the station currently, some idiot has... 🥁 hung up the wrong sign!

        Both platforms now say Dijon! 🤦‍♂️

        #CrossBorderRail

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        @jon Remember: the French always drive on the correct track. Most of the rest of Europe on the right track.

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        • moof@cupoftea.socialM moof@cupoftea.social

          @jon Remember: the French always drive on the correct track. Most of the rest of Europe on the right track.

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          @moof I didn’t want to trainsplain the guy 😆

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          • jon@gruene.socialJ jon@gruene.social

            @moof I didn’t want to trainsplain the guy 😆

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            @jon That would be very Gauche

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            • jon@gruene.socialJ jon@gruene.social

              TER 17750
              06:21 Nuits-sous-Ravières - Paris Bercy, diverted via Corbeil 08:50

              Distance: 236.9km
              Average speed: 95km/h

              6 stops:
              Tonnerre
              St-Florentin-Vergigny
              Laroche-Migennes
              Joigny
              Sens
              Paris-Bercy

              This train, mapped: https://umap.openstreetmap.fr/en/map/crossborderrail-2026-spring-tour_1361108#9/48.287249/3.297270

              #CrossBorderRail

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              Trundling into Paris. Diversion was timetabled in, but not enough. No worry, I’ll get my connection.

              But typical SNCF 🤷‍♂️ no information whatsoever provided on board here.

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              • jon@gruene.socialJ jon@gruene.social

                Trundling into Paris. Diversion was timetabled in, but not enough. No worry, I’ll get my connection.

                But typical SNCF 🤷‍♂️ no information whatsoever provided on board here.

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                #11

                The Birdy is equipped with a better stand for this trip. And the bags are mounted ready for a quick trip across Paris to Gare de l’Est in the spring sunshine.

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                • jon@gruene.socialJ jon@gruene.social

                  The Birdy is equipped with a better stand for this trip. And the bags are mounted ready for a quick trip across Paris to Gare de l’Est in the spring sunshine.

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                  Also the delay into Paris doesn’t bother me. There’s no tight connection here as the Paris - Strasbourg timetable is so thin anyway. #SNCFlogic

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                  • jon@gruene.socialJ jon@gruene.social

                    Odd situation at Nuits-sous-Ravières, my local station. 6am on a Saturday, only one passenger other than me is there and he is perturbed. "Which platform does the train to Paris depart from?" he asks me. "Always the far one" I tell him.

                    There are works ongoing at the station currently, some idiot has... 🥁 hung up the wrong sign!

                    Both platforms now say Dijon! 🤦‍♂️

                    #CrossBorderRail

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                    @jon At least for once not all only leads to Paris…

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                    • jon@gruene.socialJ jon@gruene.social

                      Also the delay into Paris doesn’t bother me. There’s no tight connection here as the Paris - Strasbourg timetable is so thin anyway. #SNCFlogic

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                      So between 0900 and 1000 there are no Paris - Strasbourg trains (and only 3 long distance trains total, and Frankfurt is via Saarbrücken). Between 1000 and 1100 there are 3 - a SNCF OUIGO, a SNCF inOui just 17 mins later, and a SNCF-DB TGV to Stuttgart (that’s full, and cut off my screenshot) #SNCFlogic

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                      • jon@gruene.socialJ jon@gruene.social

                        Trundling into Paris. Diversion was timetabled in, but not enough. No worry, I’ll get my connection.

                        But typical SNCF 🤷‍♂️ no information whatsoever provided on board here.

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                        @jon Passenger information on a measly, insignificant TER? We French deign to give such a privilege only to distinguished bearers of a fancy TGV ticket (Optimum preferred). Only those elite are enlightened with our true insights: Merci d’avoir choisi le mode de transport le plus écologique pour votre voyage, et ne tentez pas de descendre du train lorsqu’il est en mouvement.

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                        • jon@gruene.socialJ jon@gruene.social

                          So between 0900 and 1000 there are no Paris - Strasbourg trains (and only 3 long distance trains total, and Frankfurt is via Saarbrücken). Between 1000 and 1100 there are 3 - a SNCF OUIGO, a SNCF inOui just 17 mins later, and a SNCF-DB TGV to Stuttgart (that’s full, and cut off my screenshot) #SNCFlogic

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                          Ah. Not as if you’ve got a dozen spare platforms or anything (because there are *so few trains*) but they’ve put both Strasbourg trains on the same platform #SNCFlogic (the inOui isn’t announced, but I’m 95% sure that’s it in front of the OUIGO)

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                          • grlodi@mastodon.socialG grlodi@mastodon.social

                            @jon Passenger information on a measly, insignificant TER? We French deign to give such a privilege only to distinguished bearers of a fancy TGV ticket (Optimum preferred). Only those elite are enlightened with our true insights: Merci d’avoir choisi le mode de transport le plus écologique pour votre voyage, et ne tentez pas de descendre du train lorsqu’il est en mouvement.

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                            @grlodi et nous vous souhaitons une belle correspondance à l'aéroport qui dispose naturellement de sa gare TGV contrairement aux grandes villes
                            @jon

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                            • jon@gruene.socialJ jon@gruene.social

                              Ah. Not as if you’ve got a dozen spare platforms or anything (because there are *so few trains*) but they’ve put both Strasbourg trains on the same platform #SNCFlogic (the inOui isn’t announced, but I’m 95% sure that’s it in front of the OUIGO)

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                              Ah. Now we’ve got a SNCF employee at the ticket gates - that are obviously set up to scan any ticket - shouting at passengers that it’s only the OUIGO boarding, not the inOui too. 👏 #SNCFlogic

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                                Ah. Now we’ve got a SNCF employee at the ticket gates - that are obviously set up to scan any ticket - shouting at passengers that it’s only the OUIGO boarding, not the inOui too. 👏 #SNCFlogic

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                                And we’re going to have the really *amazing* crush here. The inOui platform will be announced 2 mins BEFORE the OUIGO leaves (20 mins vs 18 mins). So anyone running for the OUIGO is going to be stuck behind a crush of inOui passengers 😆 #SNCFlogic

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                                • jon@gruene.socialJ jon@gruene.social

                                  The Birdy is equipped with a better stand for this trip. And the bags are mounted ready for a quick trip across Paris to Gare de l’Est in the spring sunshine.

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                                  @jon Tss. the sheer opulence of that tiny foldable bike having a stand.

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                                  • jon@gruene.socialJ jon@gruene.social

                                    So between 0900 and 1000 there are no Paris - Strasbourg trains (and only 3 long distance trains total, and Frankfurt is via Saarbrücken). Between 1000 and 1100 there are 3 - a SNCF OUIGO, a SNCF inOui just 17 mins later, and a SNCF-DB TGV to Stuttgart (that’s full, and cut off my screenshot) #SNCFlogic

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                                    The wastes of capacity you document regularly seem criminal.

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                                    • jon@gruene.socialJ jon@gruene.social

                                      So between 0900 and 1000 there are no Paris - Strasbourg trains (and only 3 long distance trains total, and Frankfurt is via Saarbrücken). Between 1000 and 1100 there are 3 - a SNCF OUIGO, a SNCF inOui just 17 mins later, and a SNCF-DB TGV to Stuttgart (that’s full, and cut off my screenshot) #SNCFlogic

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                                      @jon whenever I hear people in the UK criticise the railways here, I might send them this post. Yes, the UK system has many issues, but I cannot conceive of a long-distance terminus in London having only 3 trains in an hour outside of engineering works.

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                                        @jon whenever I hear people in the UK criticise the railways here, I might send them this post. Yes, the UK system has many issues, but I cannot conceive of a long-distance terminus in London having only 3 trains in an hour outside of engineering works.

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                                        @deadliftbear Right. Or indeed any terminus in any major city other than France or Spain.

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                                        • jon@gruene.socialJ jon@gruene.social

                                          And we’re going to have the really *amazing* crush here. The inOui platform will be announced 2 mins BEFORE the OUIGO leaves (20 mins vs 18 mins). So anyone running for the OUIGO is going to be stuck behind a crush of inOui passengers 😆 #SNCFlogic

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                                          Ah the idiots have announced the platform but not opened the ticket gates. Well done! #SNCFlogic

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