This map shows every train running in France today, live: TGV INOUI, OUIGO, TER (all regions), Intercités, Eurostar, Lyria, Frecciarossa, Zou, and Renfe. Over 10,000 trains a day on the national rail network.
Each train shows the accuracy of its position in its panel:
- Real position GPS: the operator broadcasts its trains' GPS position, shown with the age of the last update. Currently supported: Renfe.
- Real time: position estimated along the track from timetables and reported delays. This covers the vast majority of trains, as SNCF publishes no public GPS. If a train brakes or stops without it being reported, the position can be off.
- Theoretical: no real-time data for this operator, scheduled times only.
Click any train to open its full route: stations, scheduled and actual times, delays stop by stop, departure platforms when announced.
The right-hand panel (menu icon, top right) filters by line speed (300 km/h high-speed, fast, regional, local) or by operator. Closed, out-of-use and service tracks can also be shown.
- Train search by number: detailed tracking of a specific train (delays, platform, composition).
- Station boards: the next live departures and arrivals for any SNCF station.
- CATI screen: a replica of the official SNCF screen (blue background, yellow times) for every station.
Some inaccuracies are possible, especially on estimated earliness, delay or route. To report an issue: [email protected] or join the Discord.
Some TER services do not run on rails: they are replacement coaches put on when a train is cancelled (engineering works, disruption). They keep a train number and appear on boards like any other service.
For now coaches are shown on the original train's route. A proper road route will come later.