The tramway network operated by RATP, a major public transport company in France, has recently updated the display screens found on its trams. These screens, which provide information about upcoming tram arrivals, now use a format similar to that of the city's metro system. One side of the screen shows the schedules for the next two arrivals, while the other side displays information about possible connections with other transit options and any potential service disruptions. Benoist Piednoir, who is leading the project, explained that the previous LED screens were becoming outdated and that parts needed for repairs were no longer available from suppliers. This update aims to improve the reliability and clarity of the information provided to passengers, ensuring they can plan their journeys more effectively. The full details of this change and other related updates are available only to subscribers or users with an electronic wallet. To access this information, users are required to log in to the platform. Subscription plans start at 15.25€ per month, offering access to a range of transit-related information and services.