SNCF stands for “Société Nationale des Chemins de fer Français,” which translates to the National Society of French Railways. It is the public sector rail operator in France, responsible for operating the country’s national rail services. Established in 1938, SNCF plays a crucial role in providing passenger and freight transportation across France and has a network that connects various cities, regions, and neighboring countries. The organization operates different types of train services, including high-speed trains (TGV), regional transport, and suburban trains. Furthermore, SNCF is involved in infrastructure management, maintenance, and development of the rail network in France.
New legislation expands the powers of security agents for France’s SNCF and RATP, enhancing public safety as Paris prepares for the 2024 Olympics. Agents can operate outside stations, address issues…