Transilien Line V
Massy – Palaiseau
Versailles Chantiers
Inaugurated in December 2024, the Transilien V line was created as part of the commissioning of the T12 tramway line. Utilizing the infrastructure of the Paris-Austerlitz network and the Paris outer ring line, it connects Massy-Palaiseau to Versailles-Chantiers in 20 minutes and has 7 stops:
- Massy-Palaiseau station,
- Igny station,
- Bièvres station,
- Vauboyen station,
- Jouy-en-Josas station,
- Petit-Jouy/Les Loges station, and
- Versailles-Chantiers station.
Previously served by the RER C line, these stops now form the Transilien V line. Currently operating as a shuttle, the line will be officially recognized as an independent line on December 15, 2024.
Transilien line V map
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Transilien line V traffic info
Timetable for Transilien line V
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Transilien line V stations
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You may have already noticed that the signage changes have been gradually updated so that the Transilien V line has its own visual identity. This is represented by the olive green color to reference the lush surroundings of the Bièvre Valley that it traverses.Other lines in Île-de-France
Frequently Asked Questions
There are 7 stations on Transilien line V.
The Transilien V line was created to relieve congestion on the RER C line and save time for travelers wishing to travel between Massy-Palaiseau and Versailles-Chantiers. It offers more trains as well as better schedule reliability.
The Transilien V line connects Massy-Palaiseau to Versailles-Chantiers in just 20 minutes of travel.
The Transilien V line offers several connections: Massy-Palaiseau station provides access to the RER B and RER C, as well as the T12 tram. Versailles-Chantiers station provides access to the RER C, as well as the Transilien N and U lines.