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> in France Not really. They can, but mostly only do so at end stations. The network is built with excentered, specific stations meant to avoid the slow-down c
by fransje26 2y ago
> in France
Not really. They can, but mostly only do so at end stations. The network is built with excentered, specific stations meant to avoid the slow-down caused by merging into normal train traffic, with slow, crowded track sections.
- brnt 2y agoIf you are talking about the stations at Lyon Exupery or Disney: what I really like about the SNCF is that they offer you the choice. There definitely are trains that go through the center of Lyon (Part Dieu) if you want, but if you want to pass around (and then take the tram/bus), you can too. I never had to choose one of those out-of-town stations if I didn't want to. If you are talking about Ouigo, yes, but you get a low price in return. And it's not your only option.