Can one use a TER train inside Île-de-France with an Île-de-France pass?
If one is taking a TER or Intercités for a journey entirely inside Île-de-France, can one use an Île-de-France pass such as Navigo, Mobilis, or Ticket Jeunes Weekend valid for the appropriate zones?
Are there TER or Intercités trains which need reservation for travel inside Île-de-France, in second class? If yes, how does one confirm whether a particular train needs reservation before boarding?
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Is TER included in Navigo pass?
With your Navigo pass, you may travel on every Metro line, all RER (Regional Express Network) and Transilien train lines, all bus lines (except Orlybus and Roissybus) and all Tram lines in the Paris region, as well as the Montmartre Funicular.What is the difference between TER and TGV?
TER are slower local trains, making many stops. TGV are fast long-distance trains, making few stops. TER trains do not have seat reservations. On TGV all seats are reserved and the reservation comes with the ticket.Can Eurail Pass be used in France?
A Eurail Pass valid in France covers travel to some train stations of bordering countries: Basel (Switzerland) Geneva (Switzerland) Portbou (Spain)What is a TER train in France?
SNCF's TER (Transport Express R\xe9gional) trains allow passengers to travel within a given region of France (of which there are 20 in total) at relatively low cost. TER really does comes into its own, especially if you make frequent journeys within a region as prices can start from just \u20ac2.How to travel on a local train in France (TER)
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