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The metro in Paris had an objective of more than 96.5% of reliability in 2018 according to https://actu.fr/ile-de-france/paris_75056/du-rer-b-ligne-13-transport
by programLyrique 6y ago
The metro in Paris had an objective of more than 96.5% of reliability in 2018 according to https://actu.fr/ile-de-france/paris_75056/du-rer-b-ligne-13-transports-paris-sont-calvaire-usagers_29172511.html https://actu.fr/ile-de-france/paris_75056/du-rer-b-ligne-13-... (in French)
All lines fulfilled this objective except line 4, with 96.1%
AS for RER, there is an official governemental website that gives the numbers: http://www.qualitetransports.gouv.fr/les-chiffres-de-la-ponctualite-r2.html#results http://www.qualitetransports.gouv.fr/les-chiffres-de-la-ponc... (in French)
The most reliable one in 2020 is the A with about 94% of reliability and the worst one was RER B in March, with 78.9%.
- IMTDb 6y agoAll these numbers are very very low, when you consider that this is essentially how Parisian are supposed to go to and from work, get food, go to school, the dentist and so on. The best RER gets you late around 1 every 20 trip. So once every 2 weeks on average if you count two trips per day. The worse one doesn't get you on time almost every other day ! You basically have to factor the unreliability of the transport system every single trip. This is very far from something you can count on. Even for the best lines.
- wiether 6y ago> this is essentially how Parisian are supposed to go to and from work, get food, go to school, the dentist and so on How so ? Except for work, all the other thing you describes are basically at a walkable distance. And you also have a lot of buses.