Paris Metro Map Question
May 14th 2003 | 7:21 am
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Paris Metro Map Question
What does it mean on the RATP map when there's a dotted line between
stations (Gare de Lyon to Bercy, for example?)
stations (Gare de Lyon to Bercy, for example?)
May 14th 2003 | 7:54 am
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Re: Paris Metro Map Question
"Happenstance" skrev i meddelandet
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> What does it mean on the RATP map when there's a dotted line between
> stations (Gare de Lyon to Bercy, for example?)
Must be walking distance as there's no transport between those two close
stations.
L.P
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> What does it mean on the RATP map when there's a dotted line between
> stations (Gare de Lyon to Bercy, for example?)
Must be walking distance as there's no transport between those two close
stations.
L.P
May 14th 2003 | 8:03 am
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Re: Paris Metro Map Question
On Wed, 14 May 2003 19:21:01 GMT, in rec.travel.europe, "Happenstance"
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :
... What does it mean on the RATP map when there's a dotted line between
... stations (Gare de Lyon to Bercy, for example?)
That the dotted portion is being built.
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :
... What does it mean on the RATP map when there's a dotted line between
... stations (Gare de Lyon to Bercy, for example?)
That the dotted portion is being built.
May 14th 2003 | 8:20 am
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Re: Paris Metro Map Question
"Lennart Petersen" wrote in news:z9xwa.8949
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> "Happenstance" skrev i meddelandet
> news:[email protected]...
>> What does it mean on the RATP map when there's a dotted line between
>> stations (Gare de Lyon to Bercy, for example?)
> Must be walking distance as there's no transport between those two close
> stations.
> L.P
>
>
>
Line 14 goes to both stations; however, I went to the RATP site and this is
what the legend says "correspondance Métro-RER ou Métro-SNCF avec trajet
par la voie publique" so it looks like yo are right Lennart
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>
> "Happenstance" skrev i meddelandet
> news:[email protected]...
>> What does it mean on the RATP map when there's a dotted line between
>> stations (Gare de Lyon to Bercy, for example?)
> Must be walking distance as there's no transport between those two close
> stations.
> L.P
>
>
>
Line 14 goes to both stations; however, I went to the RATP site and this is
what the legend says "correspondance Métro-RER ou Métro-SNCF avec trajet
par la voie publique" so it looks like yo are right Lennart
May 14th 2003 | 8:36 am
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Re: Paris Metro Map Question
It means that a connection is possible outside the "controlled area." Put
more simply, you walk out of one station and walk over to the other.
"Happenstance" a écrit dans le message de news:
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> What does it mean on the RATP map when there's a dotted line between
> stations (Gare de Lyon to Bercy, for example?)
more simply, you walk out of one station and walk over to the other.
"Happenstance" a écrit dans le message de news:
[email protected]...
> What does it mean on the RATP map when there's a dotted line between
> stations (Gare de Lyon to Bercy, for example?)
May 14th 2003 | 8:40 am
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Re: Paris Metro Map Question
On Wed, 14 May 2003 19:21:01 GMT, "Happenstance"
wrote:
>What does it mean on the RATP map when there's a dotted line between
>stations (Gare de Lyon to Bercy, for example?)
As the legend states, "Correspondance [...] avec trajet par la
voie publique", i.e., it is a "correspondance", meaning you can
transfer between two lines, but instead of simply walking along
some passageways you must actually exit the station, passing
through the exit turnstile, and walk to the other station, where
your ticket will be recognized by the entrance turnstile.
It is not always obvious which way to go when you exit the first
station; in going from Ave Henri Martin to Rue de la Pompe we had
to ask directions of a passerby.
************* DAVE HATUNEN ([email protected]) *************
* Tucson Arizona, out where the cacti grow *
* My typos & mispellings are intentional copyright traps *
wrote:
>What does it mean on the RATP map when there's a dotted line between
>stations (Gare de Lyon to Bercy, for example?)
As the legend states, "Correspondance [...] avec trajet par la
voie publique", i.e., it is a "correspondance", meaning you can
transfer between two lines, but instead of simply walking along
some passageways you must actually exit the station, passing
through the exit turnstile, and walk to the other station, where
your ticket will be recognized by the entrance turnstile.
It is not always obvious which way to go when you exit the first
station; in going from Ave Henri Martin to Rue de la Pompe we had
to ask directions of a passerby.
************* DAVE HATUNEN ([email protected]) *************
* Tucson Arizona, out where the cacti grow *
* My typos & mispellings are intentional copyright traps *
