Lifestyle portal Sortir à Paris issued its daily multi-modal traffic bulletin on 23 September, consolidating RATP and SNCF data on Metro, RER, tram and road works. Top alerts include tunnel closures on RER A, the nine-month shutdown of République station on Metro Line 8 and detailed lists of streets to avoid during the Pope’s 25 September motorcade. While the site targets leisure users, its curated feed has become a go-to dashboard for corporate event planners needing a single French-language source of real-time disruptions. RATP confirms that information in the bulletin is pulled directly from its open-data feeds. Facilities managers organising client visits during Paris Fashion Week (28 Sept-6 Oct) should note overlapping diversions and consider using ride-share “blue zones” authorised for restricted-traffic days. The bulletin also highlights a national firefighters’ strike running through 20 October, which could impact airport first-response capacity and trigger additional checks by DGAC safety inspectors. Employers are reminded that French labour law obliges them to reimburse 50 % of public-transport subscriptions for salaried staff even when service is degraded—a cost factor in contingency planning.
Source: Sortir à Paris
