Chaos in France as transport workers strike continues

Transport workers shut down most trains across France for a second full day today, once again causing chaos for passengers.

Thu, 15 Nov, 2007 - 10:16

Transport workers shut down most trains across France for a second full day today, once again causing chaos for passengers.

Both the state train authority, the SNCF, where staff went on indefinite strike on Tuesday, and the Paris transport system said conditions had improved.

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Courts Heathrow Place: France Place: Paris Place: London Person: President Nicolas Sarkozy Person: Sarkozy Person: Xavier Bertrand Person: Jean-Claude Mailly Organisation: SNCF Organisation: RATP Organisation: Paris public transport Organisation: Workers Force

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