Rail passengers travelling between Nice, Monaco, Menton and Ventimiglia face significant disruption from Tuesday, November 10, as major engineering works suspend train services for two days…
As reported yesterday, SNCF will operate replacement coaches connecting Monaco with Nice Grand-Arénas, Nice-Vauban, Menton and Ventimiglia, although passengers are being warned that capacity will be limited.
The Sainte-Dévote and Débarcadère road tunnels will also close to ordinary traffic on Tuesday and Wednesday to accommodate replacement buses, with exemptions for emergency services and police.
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Coaches will depart from Monaco-Monte-Carlo station’s Sainte-Dévote Parvis exit, whilst arriving passengers will be dropped at the Monte-Carlo exit.
Services are expected approximately every 15 minutes during peak periods, between 06:30 and 09:30 and from 16:30 to 19:30, with departures every 30 minutes outside these hours.
Special arrangements will allow ZOU! rail subscribers to use designated alternative buses, provided they carry the required printed documentation.
Train services are expected to resume gradually on Wednesday evening, November 11.
Commuters are strongly advised to consider working from home, postponing non-essential journeys and checking updated timetables before travelling.
Source: SNCF TER official travel information.Image: Rohit Gupta
