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TER Grand Est

TER Grand Est, operating under the brand TER Fluo, is the regional rail network serving the region of Grand Est, northeastern France. It is operated by the French national railway company SNCF on behalf of the region. It was formed in 2016 from the previous TER networks TER Alsace, TER Lorraine and TER Champagne-Ardenne, when the respective regions were merged.

TER Grand Est
Régiolis in "Fluo Grand Est" livery at Paris-Est.
Régiolis in "Fluo Grand Est" livery at Paris-Est.
Overview
OwnerSNCF
Area servedGrand Est, France
Number of stations396
Daily ridership170 000
Websitehttps://www.ter.sncf.com/grand-est
Operation
Began operation11 December 2016
Operator(s)SNCF

History

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On 1 January 2016, the three administrative regions of Alsace, Lorraine and Champagne-Ardenne merged. As a result, on 11 December 2016, TER Grand Est was created out of the three existing systems TER Alsace, TER Lorraine and TER Champagne-Ardenne, including TER 200 and TER Vallée de la Marne.

In spring 2019, TER Grand Est was integrated into the intermodal network Fluo Grand Est. The new branding is used to signify TER train services operated in the region.[1]

After a competitive tender process held in 2024, a subsidiary of Transdev was awarded a 22-year concession to operate services on the Nancy to Contrexéville line, scheduled to commence in 2027 after the line (currently closed to traffic) is reopened after refurbishment. The award marked the end of SNCF’s monopoly on the operation of TER rail services for the Grand Est region. [2]

Network

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The rail and bus network as of February 2021:[3][4]

Rail

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List of railway routes
Line Route
Alsace
A01 Strasbourg ↔ Mulhouse ↔ Basel SBB/SNCF[Note 1]
A02a Strasbourg ↔ Erstein ↔ Sélestat ↔ Colmar ↔ (Mulhouse)
A02b (Strasbourg) ↔ Colmar ↔ Bollwiller ↔ Mulhouse
A03 Strasbourg ↔ Saverne ↔ Sarrebourg
A04 Strasbourg ↔ Haguenau
A05 Strasbourg ↔ Haguenau ↔ Niederbronn
A06 Strasbourg ↔ Sarreguemines ↔ Saarbrücken (=L18)
A07 Strasbourg ↔ Molsheim ↔ Obernai ↔ Barr ↔ Sélestat
A08 Strasbourg ↔ Molsheim ↔ Rothau ↔ Saales ↔ Saint-Dié-des-Vosges ↔ Épinal
A09 Strasbourg ↔ Lauterbourg ↔ Wörth am Rhein[Note 2]
A10 Lauterbourg ↔ Wörth am Rhein[Note 3]
A11 Strasbourg ↔ Kehl ↔ Offenburg[Note 4]
A13 Strasbourg ↔ Nancy (=L20)
A14 Strasbourg ↔ Saverne ↔ Metz (=L19)
A15 Mulhouse ↔ Saint-Louis ↔ Basel SBB/SNCF
A16 Mulhouse ↔ Belfort
A17 Mulhouse ↔ Thann ↔ Kruth[Note 5]
A18 Strasbourg ↔ Entzheim-Aéroport ↔ Molsheim
A19 Colmar ↔ Munster ↔ Metzeral
A31 Mulhouse ↔ Müllheim ↔ Freiburg[Note 6]
A34 Strasbourg ↔ Haguenau ↔ Wissembourg ↔ Neustadt an der Weinstraße[Note 7]
Champagne-Ardenne
C01 Sedan ↔ Charleville-Mézières ↔ Reims ↔ Champagne-Ardenne TGV
C02 Strasbourg ↔ Nancy ↔ Bar-le-Duc / Saint-Dizier ↔ Châlons-en-Champagne ↔ Paris-Est[Note 8]
C04 Mulhouse ↔ Belfort / Dijon↔ Culmont - Chalindrey ↔ Chaumont ↔ Troyes ↔ Paris-Est[Note 9]
C05 Charleville-Mézières ↔ Hirson ↔ (Lille-Flandres[Note 10])
C06 Reims ↔ Châlons-en-Champagne ↔ Saint-Dizier ↔ Chaumont ↔ Culmont - Chalindrey ↔ Dijon[Note 11]
C07 Charleville-Mézières ↔ Givet
C08 Charleville-Mézières ↔ Sedan ↔ Longuyon ↔ Longwy (=L26)
C09 Reims ↔ Champagne-Ardenne TGV / Épernay
C10 Reims ↔ Laon
C11 Reims ↔ Fismes
Lorraine
L01a Nancy ↔ Pont-à-Mousson ↔ Pagny-sur-Moselle ↔ Metz
L01b Metz ↔ Hagondange ↔ Thionville ↔ Bettembourg ↔ Luxembourg[Note 12]
L02 Metz ↔ Thionville ↔ Apach↔ Perl ↔ Trier[Note 13]
L04 Nancy ↔ Épinal ↔ Remiremont
L05 Épinal ↔ Lure↔ Belfort[Note 14]
L06a Nancy ↔ Pont-Saint-Vincent
L07 Nancy ↔ Toul ↔ Neufchâteau ↔ Culmont - Chalindrey ↔ Dijon[Note 11]
L11 Nancy ↔ Lunéville ↔ Saint-Dié-des-Vosges
L12 Nancy ↔ Blainville - Damelevières ↔ Lunéville
L15 Metz ↔ Béning ↔ Forbach ↔ Saarbrücken Hauptbahnhof
L16 Metz ↔ Béning ↔ Sarreguemines
L18 Strasbourg ↔ Sarreguemines ↔ Saarbrücken Hauptbahnhof (=A06)
L19 Strasbourg ↔ Saverne ↔ Metz (=A14)
L20 Strasbourg ↔ Nancy (=A13)
L25 Nancy ↔ Conflans - Jarny ↔ Longwy
L26 Charleville-Mézières ↔ Sedan ↔ Longuyon ↔ Longwy (=C08)
L27 Thionville ↔ Longuyon ↔ Longwy
L28 Metz ↔ Bar-le-Duc ↔ Épernay
L29a Nancy ↔ Toul ↔ Bar-le-Duc ↔ Reims / Paris-Est
L30 Metz ↔ Hagondange / Onville ↔ Conflans - Jarny ↔ Verdun
L31 Sarreguemines ↔ Saarbrücken Hauptbahnhof[Note 15]

Bus

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List of bus lines
Line Route
Alsace
A20 Sélestat ↔ Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines ↔ Saint-Dié-des-Vosges
A23 Sélestat ↔ Ribeauvillé ↔ (Riquewihr)
A25 Saverne ↔ Frohmuhl
A26 Haguenau ↔ Obermodern ↔ Saverne
A28 Ingwiller↔ Wimmenau ↔ Lichtenberg
A29 Mommenheim ↔ Ettendorf ↔ Bouxwiller
A30 Cernay↔ Sewen
A36 Diemeringen↔ Sarre-Union ↔ Sarralbe
A104 Strasbourg ↔ Haguenau
A107 Strasbourg ↔ Molsheim ↔ Obernai ↔ Barr ↔ Sélestat
A108 Strasbourg ↔ Molsheim ↔ Rothau ↔ Saales
A109 Strasbourg ↔ Lauterbourg
A115 Mulhouse ↔ Saint-Louis ↔ Basel SBB/SNCF
A117 Mulhouse ↔ Thann↔ Kruth
A119 Colmar ↔ Munster ↔ Metzeral
A134 Strasbourg ↔ Haguenau ↔ Wissembourg
Champagne-Ardenne
C12 Saint-Dizier ↔ Chaumont
C13a Troyes ↔ Romilly-sur-Seine
C13b Romilly-sur-Seine ↔ Nogent-sur-Seine
C14 Troyes ↔ Chaumont
C15 Chaumont ↔ Langres
C16 Châlons-en-Champagne ↔ Verdun
C19 Sedan ↔ Carignan ↔ La Ferté-sur-Chiers
C20 Troyes ↔ Saint-Florentin - Vergigny ↔ Laroche - Migennes
C22 Ville-sous-la-Ferté ↔ Clairvaux ↔ Chaumont
C106 Vitry-le-François ↔ Saint-Dizier
Lorraine
L03 Thionville ↔ Bouzonville ↔ Creutzwald
L06c Nancy ↔ Vézelise ↔ Mirecourt ↔ Vittel ↔ Contrexéville ↔ Damblain
L06d ( Nancy) ↔ Charmes ↔ Mirecourt↔ Vittel
L08 Remiremont↔ Bussang
L09 Remiremont ↔ La Bresse
L10 Épinal ↔ Mirecourt↔ Vittel↔ Contrexéville↔ Neufchâteau
L13 Épinal↔ Saint-Dié-des-Vosges
L14 Lunéville ↔ Rambervillers ↔ ( Bruyères)
L17 Sarreguemines ↔ Sarralbe↔ Sarre-Union ↔ Sarrebourg
L21a Rémilly ↔ Morhange
L21b Morhange↔ Sarrebourg
L21c Sarrebourg ↔ Lutzelbourg
L22 Igney - Avricourt↔ Nouvel-Avricourt ↔ Sarrebourg
L101a Nancy↔ Pont-à-Mousson ↔ Pagny-sur-Moselle ↔ Metz
L107 Toul↔ Allamps
L125 Metz ↔ Longwy
L126 Longuyon ↔ Montmédy
L130 Pagny-sur-Moselle ↔ Onville ↔ Conflans - Jarny

See also

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Notes and references

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Notes

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  1. ^ Operated by TER 200.
  2. ^ Mainly operated by DB trains between Lauterbourg and Wörth.
  3. ^ Operated by DB.
  4. ^ Also operated by OSB.
  5. ^ Including Mulhouse Vallée de la Thur tram-train.
  6. ^ Connecting services operated by DB between Müllheim an Freiburg-im-Brisgau.
  7. ^ Operated by DB between Wissembourg and Neustadt an der Weinstraße.
  8. ^ Operated by TER Vallée de la Marne between Bar-le-Duc / Saint-Dizier and Paris-Est, including Château-Thierry station, part of TER Hauts-de-Francenetwork.
  9. ^ Belfort, Lure, Vesoul, Dijon and Is-sur-Tille are also part of TER Bourgogne-Franche-Comté network.
  10. ^ See TER Hauts-de-France line K61.
  11. ^ a b Operated by TER Bourgogne-Franche-Comté between Is-sur-Tille and Dijon.
  12. ^ Also operated by CFL, between Bettembourg and Luxembourg.
  13. ^ Mainly operated by DB between Perl and Trier (Trèves).
  14. ^ Operated by TER Bourgogne-Franche-Comté.
  15. ^ Operated by Saarbahn tram-train.

References

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  1. ^ "TER Fluo – Le réseau". FLUO – Le site de tous vos itinéraires en région Grand Est (in French). Retrieved 10 May 2020.
  2. ^ "Ligne ferroviaire Nancy-Contrexéville : Transdev emporte la mise". France Bleu (in French). 24 May 2024.
  3. ^ TER Grand Est, Fiches horaires.
  4. ^ Le réseau TER Fluo, TER Grand Est, accessed 28 April 2022.
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