The French company was at a complete standstill for three months. But since June 4th, traffic has slowly but surely resumed. Therefore, it had to adapt to health regulations with strict measures.
50% of the usual offer is operating, with 4 out of 8 daily trains. These trains will primarily run on the line between Nice and Milan.
One round-trip train in the morning and evening
- 139/140 Nice-Ville (8:01 AM) > Milan (12:53 PM)
- 147/148 Nice-Ville (6:06 PM) > Milan (10:53 PM)
- 141/142 Milan (7:10 AM) > Nice (11:58 AM)
- 159/160 Milan (3:10 PM) > Nice (7:51 PM)
The company has also decided to set up a stopover in Menton for those traveling on the Nice-Milan line. Additionally, the trains will stop in Menton twice in the France-Italy direction at 8:39 AM and 6:30 PM and once at 11:35 AM in the Italy-France direction.
Strict hygiene measures
As with the TGV and Ter, passengers must leave an empty seat next to them. Upon purchasing their tickets, a specific seat will be assigned to them. Onboard, the trains will be equipped with hydroalcoholic gel. The staff will ensure the compliance with mask-wearing.
Implementation of an exceptional refund system
The company has committed to fully refund travelers who purchased a ticket between March 9 and June 3 on the Marseille-Nice-Milan line. For the Marseille-Milan line, this applies to tickets sold from June 4 onward. Finally, those who acquired a ticket between June 4 and June 30 on the Paris-Venice line will also be fully reimbursed.
People wishing to purchase a paper ticket can now do so since June 4. The store, located on the forecourt of the Nice-Ville train station, has reopened its doors. (open Monday to Friday from 7:30 AM to 12:30 PM and from 2:30 PM to 6:30 PM)
