SNCF announces partial reopening of rail link between France and Italy

An SNCF TGV InOui in Paris
An SNCF TGV InOui in Paris Shutterstock

Following the rockslide in the Maurienne Valley on August 27, 2023, SNCF Voyageurs announced the implementation of a substitute passenger service between France and Italy for journeys starting January 10, and continuing until March 24. The service will bypass the affected area using buses.

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