Strike against pension reform: will the “minimum service” be respected in Ile-de-France transport?

While a major mobilization against the pension reform is planned for Thursday, January 19, many users are asking that a “minimum service” be provided in public transport, especially during rush hour. But if it exists in the texts, what is it in reality? Will he be respected?

Since 2007, the law of “minimal service– called the law on “the continuity of public service in regular land passenger transport” – imposes on public transport companies a “guaranteed predictable service”.

penalties provided for in the contract

This is the case of the RATP which, linked to Ile-de-France Mobilités (IDFM) by a contract, must maintain a level of service of around 50%, during peak hours, across the entire network. And if the workforce present on the day of the strike is not…