Breaking: nationwide computer failure affects local trains in france

DELAYS ARE WORST IN SOUTH-EAST AND AROUND PARIS Travellers across the French rail network are facing delays this morning after national rail operator SNCF suffered a nationwide computer

failure.  The rail operator notified passengers this morning (February 11) about the breakdown and delays on its various local and regional social media sites. > 🚦#FlashinfoTERAURA 7h : 

d'importantes perturbations sont > présentes dans la région ce matin à cause d'une panne > informatique nationale, qui a provoqué des suppressions et de > nombreux 

retards, et n'a pas permis de mettre à jour l'ensemble des > canaux d'information. > — SNCF TER AURA (@SNCFTERAURA) February 11, 2025 The issue is affecting regional TER

services across the country as well as local commuter rail lines (RER) in Paris. High-speed TGV services have not been impacted. Routes in the Île-de-France and south-east are reported to

be most affected. The computer breakdown was fixed at around 06:00 according to the SNCF, however delays have lasted into the morning due to the issue.  Services are gradually set to return

to normal throughout the day. You can check train timetables through the national SNCFConnect website or smartphone application, or local SNCF websites.  Read more: New way for travellers to

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