RER D Line

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RER D Line

Postby jw » 26 April 2008


Hi
Will be moving to Paris soon...looks like I'd probably be using the D Line of the RER to get into central paris from time to time. Will be going right to the end...(towards Orry-La-Ville)
However, the past few days I've heard only bad things about this line...since it goes through the banlieues. People being stabbed, horror stories, etc. If I was coming back at night would anyone recommend finding another way back than the RER? Or is it just a few people being dramatic?

Thanks
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Postby Admin » 04 May 2008

There was a rapist that stabbed a woman in RED D, but it was some years ago and he is arrested.
RER D was indeed classified as dangerous, especially at night and beyond Garges, the station after Villiers-le-Bel. It would be nice to have some friends with you when traveling at night and so deep in suburbs.
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Postby jw » 06 May 2008

agh! great.
thanks for answering. Might see if I can stay in the city if I go out at night then.
It's ok during the day though right?
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Postby Admin » 09 May 2008

Yes it's OK during the day.
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Postby mixi » 08 September 2008

Suburbs will always be dangerous for tourists, especially for the large number of emigrants who stay here.
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Postby Maximus » 13 September 2008

why are you scared about banlieues? It is people who live there, not animals :)
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Postby Elis » 14 September 2008

Not all people are taught what politeness means.
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Postby Maximus » 19 September 2008

Elis wrote:Not all people are taught what politeness means.

I'm sure of that, but it doesn't mean you will be killed in public transport.
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Postby Planetman » 28 September 2008

Usually tourists are abused, by selling them souvenirs with an extra price.
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Postby tulaka » 28 September 2008

Planetman wrote:Usually tourists are abused, by selling them souvenirs with an extra price.

I'm sure of that, but sellers don't sell their items in public transports :D
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Postby Elis » 29 September 2008

Planetman wrote:Usually tourists are abused, by selling them souvenirs with an extra price.


:lol: Do they offer rooms for rent also?
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