Senators Alain Marc and Jean-Claude Anglars promote the train: “Elected officials are very attached to it”

Around thirty elected officials responded to the invitation from senators Alain Marc and Jean-Claude Anglars. DR

Around thirty elected officials from the region accompanied the residents of the Luxembourg Palace on the Béziers-Neussargues train line on Thursday morning.

Responding to the invitation of Aveyron senators Jean-Claude Anglars and Alain Marc, around thirty elected officials from the territory accompanied the residents of the area on Thursday morning. Luxembourg Palace on the Béziers-Neussargues train line.

Between Tournemire and Campagnac, the travelers of the day thus wished "put a focus on these small lines whose usefulness is no longer to be demonstrated today" commented Alain Marc for which on the other hand"recreating train lines would be madness economically".

He prefers to promote what already exists, deeming it essential to "maintain and increase the use of this line which is suffering& nbsp;maybe a lack of communication. We don't advertise enough!"

Beyond the observation, the two senators also hope to direct the SNCF to the strong expectations of the territory and to the attachment of elected officials to their train. "Our strong presence goes in this direction. From time to time, we have to show that we are there."

It goes even further, continues the senator who plans to take the iron to the Rodez station. "What is important to us is the defense of the Rodez-Paris night train. Today, we arrive in Paris at 9:30 a.m. It’s too late! There are problems on this line that we must resolve, in particular timetables. We also want to prevent users from ending up at the station to be told that the train is canceled."