Storm: RER D service disrupted in Île-de-France this Friday

SNCF is preemptively suspending some services and limiting train speeds due to a weather alert.

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Due to a severe weather alert for strong winds, SNCF has decided to preemptively suspend some services and limit train and RER speeds in Île-de-France this Friday, October 23rd.

SNCF Réseau, the manager of the national rail network, has announced safety measures in response to a weather alert expected for tomorrow, Friday, October 23rd. To ensure the safety of passengers and staff, services will be preemptively suspended on many lines or have their speed limited in Île-de-France.
Regarding the RER D line, services will operate at a reduced speed on the Corbeil Essonnes – Malesherbes axis. Furthermore, traffic will be interrupted from 10 AM on the Corbeil Essonnes – Melun and Corbeil Essonnes – Juvisy par la Vallée axes.
If weather conditions permit, safety checks on the infrastructure are planned from 5 PM. Services may gradually resume if the situation improves.
SNCF advises passengers to postpone their travel whenever possible. It is recommended to check traffic status and schedules before heading to the station via the Île-de-France Mobilités app, the transilien.com website, SNCF Connect, or their usual mobility app.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Boissise-le-Roi (22/10/2026)