Marseille tram lines T2 and T3 face disruptions due to unconfirmed 'manifestations,' affecting multiple stations and routes.
Tram lines T2 and T3 disrupted in Marseille
Tram lines T2 and T3 in Marseille are not operating in parts of the city center due to "manifestations," or demonstrations, according to the local transport authority, the Régie des transports métropolitains (RTM). Limited service on T2 tram line
The T2 tram line is currently operating only between Réformés-Canebière and La Blancarde, skipping eight stations in the city center. These include Arenc Euroméditerranée, Euroméditerranée Le Silo, Joliette, République Dames, Sadi Carnot, Belsunce Alcazar, Canebière Capucins, and Noailles. Limited service on T3 tram line
The T3 tram line is operating only between Castellane and La Gaye, skipping 13 stations. These include Gèze, Salengro Cougit, Salengro Bachas, Arenc Euroméditerranée, Euroméditerranée Le Silo, Joliette, République Dames, Sadi Carnot, Belsunce Alcazar, Cours Saint-Louis, Rome Davso, Place de Rome, and Rome Dragon. No official confirmation of demonstrations
The police prefecture has not officially confirmed the demonstrations that are reportedly causing the disruptions. Authorities had previously banned demonstrations following a weekend of violence linked to mobilizations around October 17. Metro line 1 resumes normal service
Metro line 1, which had been partially interrupted in the afternoon, has recently resumed full operations, providing an alternative for commuters affected by the tram disruptions.
