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On November 4, Tisséo confirms that T1 is interrupted between Palais de Justice and Arènes, with normal service between Arènes and MEETT. Metro lines A and B, buses and Téléo run normally; temporary station closures and bus diversions remain possible.
Open source · Tisséo ↗In Rennes, Rennes Infos Autrement reports on November 2, quoting the prefecture, that the November 3 gathering on Esplanade Charles-de-Gaulle is banned by prefectural order.
Open source · Rennes Infos Autrement ↗SNCF announces disruption on this line on November 5. Centre-Val de Loire also publishes a period from 7pm on November 4 to 8am on November 6.
Open source · SNCF · transport.data.gouv.fr ↗At 7:59am on November 1, RATP’s page says Saint-Michel is not served on line 4 due to engineering work; lines 2 and 12 show normal service. The October 31 notice is no longer displayed.
Open source · RATP · general bulletin ↗Metro line 2 ↗ · Metro line 12 ↗ · Metro line 4 ↗ · Montmartre funicular ↗
The entire line will close to prepare for MF19 trains, according to the RATP page updated on October 6 and checked on October 29. Planned engineering work, separate from strike forecasts; no replacement bus is announced for November 5 in this source. Paris times.
Open source · RATP · line 7bis engineering work ↗Start with a dated local announcement. A marker shows a place, not a live march or a confirmed walking route. All times below are local France time.
Local announcements after 10 November 2026; source-check dates are shown separately.
No upcoming local announcement in this selection. This does not mean there are no protests; check the city guides and original notices.
Gathering announced; route and transport effects still to check.
Source checked : Mobilisation Gilets Jaunes · carte contributive ↗
OpenStreetMap basemap. This map is not exhaustive. Official French place names are retained. Some markers show an approximate area or city centre; check the published gathering place and official notices before travelling. Times are shown in local France time (CET or CEST depending on the date).
Published calls, with local arrangements still to check. Times are local to France. Sources checked through .
| Date | Place and guide | Status and sources |
|---|---|---|
| November 13: eight gatherings listed | Entries publishedNow Future ↗ | |
| November 13: school leadership staff rally | Call publishedAFP via Boursorama ↗ | |
| November 14: cities, times and map | Published callCoordination des Gilets jaunes ↗ · manifenfantiste.fr · Collectif Enfantiste ↗ | |
| November 17: the union calls | Published union callsFSU 76 · communiqué intersyndical ↗ · Le Monde ↗ | |
| Act VI: international action on November 20–22 | Published callLe Parisien ↗ · Coordination des Gilets jaunes ↓ |
These headlines were imported automatically from alerts.live. Manifs has not verified them and does not inherit their verification status. Points use city-centre coordinates: a report may be incomplete, duplicated, stale or wrong.
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Europe 1’s 3:01pm update reports departure from Porte de Bagnolet; this is the report time, not the departure time. AFP cites RATP on Bastille reopening in mid-morning, without an exact time. The separate Yellow Vests case still needs checking.
Read the guide →FranceThe cross-sector call, union positions and local arrangements that remain to be verified.
Read the guide →All documented places and nationwide calls.
Paris · Paris
Two agendas corroborate the gathering. Interfac describes its filed route towards Medef in Le Parisien; original filing and decision remain unverified. The marker is at Paris city level.
Paris · Paris
Franceinfo reports the restored Bastille–Nation ban and support for Bagnolet–Charenton. Morning account; see the October 31 CGT announcement for published instructions.
Paris · Paris
According to Le Parisien, the administrative court rejected the unions’ challenge to the police route on the evening of Wednesday 4 November. The police route for 5 November remains République–Nation via Boulevard Voltaire, from 14:00 to 19:00 Paris time.
Paris · Paris
The listing checked on November 10 gives a meeting at 2pm at 134 rue de la Roquette; it is titled “Place de la Nation”. Neither a route nor an administrative decision is published there.
Bastille · Paris, 4th, 11th and 12th arrondissements
AFP reports the Bastille–Concorde ban on the 30th. The outcome of the Bastille–Nation appeal does not determine the outcome of this separate case.
Saint-Denis · Seine-Saint-Denis
Rail unions distinguish a pay rally in Saint-Denis on November 3 from the nationwide strike on November 5. The exact address is not published in the guide.
Nantes · Loire-Atlantique
FSU44 announces this gathering in Nantes. The local guide presents the 5 November Naolib notices separately; the gathering’s route and approval still need checking. The marker retains a city-level position.
Clermont-Ferrand · Puy-de-Dôme
CGT63 announces a route towards the prefecture and a 10:45am meeting (CET). Approval and actual occurrence remain unverified. The marker shows the city, not the exact gathering point.
France-wide · Nationwide call without a complete local list
The coordination calls for gatherings outside the National Assembly and town halls. This does not confirm a meeting in every municipality.
France-wide · Nationwide call without a complete local list
A nationwide call for November 5 has been published. It does not yet provide a verified list of local gatherings or city-by-city disruption levels.
France-wide · Nationwide call without a complete local list
On November 10, the coordination’s map showed 126 mobilizations, including 121 demonstrations, as well as four planned assemblies. Manifs links this nationwide marker to the guide covering published cities and times.
Avignon · Avignon / Vaucluse
CFDT Vaucluse announces 10am outside the Cité administrative, then a 10:30am departure towards Palais des Papes via République and l’Horloge. Union programme; approval and transport effects unverified. City-level marker.
Lyon · Manufacture des Tabacs · Campus · approximate area
Solidaires Rhône, CNT-SO Rhône-Alpes and UNEF Lyon announce a 2pm meeting at the Manufacture des Tabacs, according to Impact FM. LyonMag cites the prefecture on an agreed route via Garibaldi and Berthelot to Jean-Macé.
Le Mans · Le Mans / Sarthe
CFDT Sarthe announces a November 5 gathering at 10:00 at Place des Jacobins, with a circular route published by the union. Administrative approval and transport effects remain unverified; municipality-level marker.
Porte de Bagnolet · Paris 20th · Porte de Bagnolet area
According to Europe 1’s update published at 3:01pm, the march has left Porte de Bagnolet. 3:01pm is the update’s time, not the departure time. Arrival and the end of the march are not confirmed.
Meaux · Seine-et-Marne
CGT77 announces a march on 5 November at 09:30 in Place de la Mairie, for wages, public services and workers’ rights. Whether it takes place and its authorisation remain to be checked; the marker is a town-level reference point.
Melun · Seine-et-Marne
CGT77 announces a union rally on 5 November from 10:00 to 11:00 outside the Seine-et-Marne prefecture. CFDT77, UL CGT Melun, FO77, FSU77 and UNSA77 are among the signatories. Whether it takes place and its authorisation remain to be checked; the marker is a town-level reference point.
Torcy · Seine-et-Marne
CGT77 announces a union general assembly on 5 November at 10:00 in Salle Jules Raimu, 1 allée Jules Raimu, to organise the mobilisation and discuss what follows. Whether it takes place remains to be checked; the marker is a town-level reference point.
Bordeaux · Bordeaux
The listing checked on November 10 gives a meeting at 1pm at place Pey-Berland. No route is published there.
Grenoble · Grenoble
The listing checked on November 10 gives an action at 10am at Grand’Place, described as a blockade. It contains no administrative decision.
Lille · Lille
The listing checked on November 10 gives a meeting at 10am at MRES, with round-table discussions. The detailed schedule is not published.
Dijon · Dijon
The listing checked on November 10 gives a meeting at 2pm at place Darcy. No route is specified.
Chartres · Chartres
The listing checked on November 10 gives a meeting at 2pm outside the station. No route is specified.
Perpignan · Perpignan
The listing checked on November 10 gives a meeting at 10:30am at place de la Victoire. No route is specified.
Quimper · Quimper
The listing checked on November 10 gives a gathering at 11am at the Moulin du Loc’h roundabout.
Lyon · République and Bellecour · Lyon · République and Bellecour
The listing checked on November 10 gives a gathering at 10am at place de la République.
Lyon · République and Bellecour · Lyon · République and Bellecour
The listing checked on November 10 gives a demonstration at 2pm at place Bellecour.
Dates and restrictions below are historical records, not current travel advice.
Paris · Paris
Marches took place in Paris. The day is over; the linked articles cover what happened and what followed.
Republic Square (Place de la République) · Paris, 3rd, 10th and 11th arrondissements
A dated open-license photograph places demonstrators and police at Place de la République on October 17.
Porte Saint-Martin · Paris, 10th arrondissement
A photograph dated October 17 documents the march on Rue du Faubourg-Saint-Martin, near Porte Saint-Martin.
Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital / Boulevard de l’Hôpital · Paris, 13th arrondissement
The declared student route from Boulevard de l’Hôpital to Bastille was prohibited by the Paris Police Prefecture.
Bastille · Paris, 4th, 11th and 12th arrondissements
The challenge to the imposed route was rejected on Saturday morning. The union coalition accepted Porte d’Italie–Porte de Vincennes; Bastille is no longer presented as the union departure point.
Bastille · Paris, 4th, 11th and 12th arrondissements
After an initial police ban, organizers said the court authorized the march towards Bastille.
Place de la Nation · Paris, 11th and 12th arrondissements
Nation was the finish announced on October 22. An order prohibited Bastille–Nation on October 23; the union coalition's announced court challenge has no confirmed outcome yet.
Porte d’Italie · Paris, 13th arrondissement
After the court challenge was rejected, the march left Porte d’Italie at around 2:49pm for Porte de Vincennes.
Porte de Vincennes · Paris, 12th and 20th arrondissements
The march was fully dispersed at around 8pm on Cours de Vincennes, according to the Police Prefecture quoted by Le Monde. This does not mean every event in Paris had ended.
Palais Garnier (Opéra) · Paris, 9th arrondissement
The Paris Police Prefecture said that the separate route to Opéra would be subject to a prohibition order.
Place de la Bataille de Stalingrad · Paris, 19th arrondissement
The LDH listing displays this address and 7pm while retaining “Venue to be confirmed” in its description. Check this contradiction before travelling.
Central Lyon restricted area · Presqu’île, Vieux Lyon and parts of the left bank
The measure covered a broad central area, not the whole city. At 8:04am on October 25, TCL confirmed normal service on T1 without publishing the exact resumption time; this does not describe the whole Lyon transport network.
Marseille · Bouches-du-Rhône
The union exception in Marseille remains valid. The court also suspended the ban for five declared demonstrations elsewhere in the department; this is not a department-wide lifting.
Nantes · Loire-Atlantique
The march from the Île de Nantes reached the city centre. AFP reported 10,000 people, while Ouest-France reported 15,000 and 70 arrests at 9:30pm; the figures remain separately attributed.
France-wide · Nationwide call without a complete local list
The Paris march has ended, and Toulouse has a provisional prefectural report. Laurent Nuñez reports 1,435 arrests across France, counted through the evening of October 25; this is neither a number of convictions nor a final judicial outcome.
France-wide · Nationwide call without a complete local list
According to Le Parisien/AFP, the coordination cancelled the Paris pot-banging protest on 30 October after rejecting Les Invalides. The separate provincial call remains.
These measures are historical and do not describe current traffic
For October 31, a RATP bulletin announces closures from 4pm at Pigalle, Anvers, Barbès-Rochechouart, Blanche, Château Rouge, Lamarck-Caulaincourt, Abbesses and the Montmartre funicular. These are announced times in Paris time, not a station-by-station check of implementation. Actual implementation and reopening times are not established here. The bulletin says reopening requires police-prefecture authorisation; its general clock is not the announcement’s publication time. This October 31 record is not a statement of network conditions on November 1.
Check now · RATP · general bulletin ↓According to AFP, citing a RATP representative, Bastille reopened in mid-morning on October 31.
Check now · Corse-Matin / AFP · RATP representative ↗The daytime bulletin and the night notice that expired at 6am are historical. At 9:14am on October 26, the traffic page timestamped 9:12am no longer showed the night notice in its accessible content. Its removal does not prove that every line reopened or confirm that the whole network is back to normal.
Check now · Live RATP traffic ↗The guides remain accessible without JavaScript; the filter only changes the results shown on screen.
Damage, government response, policing debate, union talks and the next announced mobilisations.
Read the guide →November 3 in Paris: according to Franceinfo, Interfac’s challenge to the Panthéon–Medef route ban was rejected. Background on the announcements and proceedings.
Read the guide →Local announcements with dates, meeting points, route status and sources. The November 3 gathering is announced for 2pm at Panthéon; administrative approval remains to be checked.
Read the guide →Why Parcoursup is central to the 2026 student movement, with official dates and sourced positions.
Read the guide →Dates, sources and confirmation levels for announced demonstrations and strikes.
Read the guide →Europe 1’s 3:01pm update reports departure from Porte de Bagnolet; this is the report time, not the departure time. AFP cites RATP on Bastille reopening in mid-morning, without an exact time. The separate Yellow Vests case still needs checking.
Read the guide →République–Nation via Voltaire, 14:00–19:00, according to Le Parisien. RATP’s 13:20 update lists 33 closed stations and six interrupted sections.
Read the guide →The cross-sector call, union positions and local arrangements that remain to be verified.
Read the guide →The Act V call, successive map counts, and the first published locations and times, with local routes, transport effects and administrative decisions kept separate.
Read the guide →Historical account of the October 24 Paris march, route decisions and sources; use the upcoming-date guides for future travel.
Read the guide →What the name means, the groups behind the calls and how their positions and calendars differ.
Read the guide →The rail unions’ call, its demands and the official links to check train service.
Read the guide →Historical October 24 city-by-city account. Past restrictions do not establish arrangements for a future event.
Read the guide →FSU44 announces 5 November at 10:00 at Miroir d’eau. Route and approval still need checking; the Nantes guide presents the separate Naolib traffic notices.
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