TER Grand Est

On 1 January 2016, the three administrative regions of Alsace, Lorraine and Champagne-Ardenne merged. As a result, on 11 December 2016, TER Grand Est was created out of the three existing systems TER Alsace, TER Lorraine and TER Champagne-Ardenne, including TER 200 and TER Vallée de la Marne.

In spring 2019, TER Grand Est was integrated into the intermodal network Fluo Grand Est. The new branding is used to signify TER train services operated in the region.^[1]

After a competitive tender process held in 2024, a subsidiary of Transdev was awarded a 22-year concession to operate services on the Nancy to Contrexéville line, scheduled to commence in 2027 after the line (currently closed to traffic) is reopened after refurbishment. The award marked the end of SNCF’s monopoly on the operation of TER rail services for the Grand Est region. ^[2]

The rail and bus network as of February 2021:^[3][4]

Rail

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List of railway routes

Line	Route
	Alsace
A01	Strasbourg ↔ Mulhouse ↔ Basel SBB/SNCF[Note 1]
A02a	Strasbourg ↔ Erstein ↔ Sélestat ↔ Colmar ↔ (Mulhouse)
A02b	(Strasbourg) ↔ Colmar ↔ Bollwiller ↔ Mulhouse
A03	Strasbourg ↔ Saverne ↔ Sarrebourg
A04	Strasbourg ↔ Haguenau
A05	Strasbourg ↔ Haguenau ↔ Niederbronn
A06	Strasbourg ↔ Sarreguemines ↔ Saarbrücken (=L18)
A07	Strasbourg ↔ Molsheim ↔ Obernai ↔ Barr ↔ Sélestat
A08	Strasbourg ↔ Molsheim ↔ Rothau ↔ Saales ↔ Saint-Dié-des-Vosges ↔ Épinal
A09	Strasbourg ↔ Lauterbourg ↔ Wörth am Rhein[Note 2]
A10	Lauterbourg ↔ Wörth am Rhein[Note 3]
A11	Strasbourg ↔ Kehl ↔ Offenburg[Note 4]
A13	Strasbourg ↔ Nancy (=L20)
A14	Strasbourg ↔ Saverne ↔ Metz (=L19)
A15	Mulhouse ↔ Saint-Louis ↔ Basel SBB/SNCF
A16	Mulhouse ↔ Belfort
A17	Mulhouse ↔ Thann ↔ Kruth[Note 5]
A18	Strasbourg ↔ Entzheim-Aéroport ↔ Molsheim
A19	Colmar ↔ Munster ↔ Metzeral
A31	Mulhouse ↔ Müllheim ↔ Freiburg[Note 6]
A34	Strasbourg ↔ Haguenau ↔ Wissembourg ↔ Neustadt an der Weinstraße[Note 7]
	Champagne-Ardenne
C01	Sedan ↔ Charleville-Mézières ↔ Reims ↔ Champagne-Ardenne TGV
C02	Strasbourg ↔ Nancy ↔ Bar-le-Duc / Saint-Dizier ↔ Châlons-en-Champagne ↔ Paris-Est[Note 8]
C04	Mulhouse ↔ Belfort / Dijon ↔ Culmont-Chalindrey ↔ Chaumont ↔ Troyes ↔ Paris-Est[Note 9]
C05	Charleville-Mézières ↔ Hirson ↔ (Lille-Flandres[Note 10])
C06	Reims ↔ Châlons-en-Champagne ↔ Saint-Dizier ↔ Chaumont ↔ Culmont - Chalindrey ↔ Dijon[Note 11]
C07	Charleville-Mézières ↔ Givet
C08	Charleville-Mézières ↔ Sedan ↔ Longuyon ↔ Longwy (=L26)
C09	Reims ↔ Champagne-Ardenne TGV / Épernay
C10	Reims ↔ Laon
C11	Reims ↔ Fismes
	Lorraine
L01a	Nancy ↔ Pont-à-Mousson ↔ Pagny-sur-Moselle ↔ Metz
L01b	Metz ↔ Hagondange ↔ Thionville ↔ Bettembourg ↔ Luxembourg-Ville[Note 12]
L02	Metz ↔ Thionville ↔ Apach↔ Perl ↔ Trier[Note 13]
L04	Nancy ↔ Épinal ↔ Remiremont
L05	Épinal ↔ Lure↔ Belfort[Note 14]
L06a	Nancy ↔ Pont-Saint-Vincent
L07	Nancy ↔ Toul ↔ Neufchâteau ↔ Culmont - Chalindrey ↔ Dijon[Note 11]
L11	Nancy ↔ Lunéville ↔ Saint-Dié-des-Vosges
L12	Nancy ↔ Blainville - Damelevières ↔ Lunéville
L15	Metz ↔ Béning ↔ Forbach ↔ Saarbrücken
L16	Metz ↔ Béning ↔ Sarreguemines
L18	Strasbourg ↔ Sarreguemines ↔ Saarbrücken (=A06)
L19	Strasbourg ↔ Saverne ↔ Metz (=A14)
L20	Strasbourg ↔ Nancy (=A13)
L25	Nancy ↔ Conflans - Jarny ↔ Longwy
L26	Charleville-Mézières ↔ Sedan ↔ Longuyon ↔ Longwy (=C08)
L27	Thionville ↔ Longuyon ↔ Longwy
L28	Metz ↔ Bar-le-Duc ↔ Épernay
L29a	Nancy ↔ Toul ↔ Bar-le-Duc ↔ Reims / Paris-Est
L30	Metz ↔ Hagondange / Onville ↔ Conflans - Jarny ↔ Verdun
L31	Sarreguemines ↔ Saarbrücken[Note 15]

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