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If you need to change trains, you will need to walk (or travel by non-train) some distance in all cases. I wonder, is there a limit to the transfer distance, so
by shikon7 1y ago
If you need to change trains, you will need to walk (or travel by non-train) some distance in all cases. I wonder, is there a limit to the transfer distance, so that it still counts as traveling by rail only?
- djcapelis 1y agoYes. It’s a transfer if it’s the same train station. If it isn’t, it isn’t. :)
- touisteur 1y agoWhich would be a problem with connexions through Paris, where (being a symbol or symptom or French centralism) most big train stations are terminus from one direction. Montparnasse, Gare de Lyon, Austerlitz, Gare de l'Est and Gare du Nord are connected via the subway network (or you can walk a 5 minutes stroll between the last two) but you can still get a connection 'through' Paris when buying tickets.
- dibujaron 1y agoI mean, the subway is still a train. it's just two transfers instead of one?