RER B

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RER B
Year opened 1977
Last extension 1994
Rolling stock MI 79, MI 84
Stations served 47
Length 80.0 km
Length 49.7 mi
Average interstation 1,739 m
Journeys made 165,100,000 (per annum)
Paris public transport
Métro lines
line 1 line 7bis
line 2 line 8
line 3 line 9
line 3bis line 10
line 4 line 11
line 5 line 12
line 6 line 13
line 7 line 14
RER lines
line A line D
line B line E
line C
Suburban rail (Transilien)
Saint-Lazare Nord
La Défense Est
Montparnasse Lyon
Airport shuttles
CDGVAL Orlyval
Bus
Bus (RATP) Noctilien
  Bus (Optile)  
Tramway
Tramway T1 Tramway T2
Tramway T3 Tramway T4

The RER B is one of the five lines in the RER subway system serving Paris, France.

The line runs from Robinson (B2) and Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse (B4) to Aéroport Charles de Gaulle (B3) and Mitry-Claye (B5)

  • First inauguration : December 9, 1977
  • Length : 80.0 km (49.7 miles)
  • Number of stops : 47
  • Traffic (2004) : 165,100,000 journeys per annum (figure only for the RATP section of the line)

Line B was the product of the connection in 1977 of the Ligne de Sceaux terminus, Luxembourg, with the Gare du Nord via Châtelet - Les Halles. In 1988 St-Michel - Nôtre-Dame station between Luxembourg and Châtelet - Les Halles was opened to provide connection with RER C and Métro Line 10 at Cluny - La Sorbonne, a station which had been closed since the beginning of the second world war and was entirely renovated for the occasion.

Contents

Geographically accurate path of the RER B
Geographically accurate path of the RER B

Luxembourg on the RER B.
Luxembourg on the RER B.
Inside an RER B.
Inside an RER B.
People getting in the RER B at Châtelet.
People getting in the RER B at Châtelet.
RER B at La Plaine - Stade de France.
RER B at La Plaine - Stade de France.

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