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This extension is a necessity in an area without a metro where the bus is slow (markets) and inconvenient. To go to work, the speed and regularity of the metro are an obligation. The Verdun crossroads

Extension as soon as possible to Les Rigollots and passing through the La Fontaine stop

The stop at the Verdun crossroads is a great idea!

Living in Verdun (Fontenay) and working in the center of Paris, I gave up the RER line A a long time ago, then the 118 bus and so I go by bike to the castle of vincennes to take line 1. So I am deligh

I can't wait to have this extension that has been talked about for so long to facilitate travel in this eastern part of Paris

The dice are loaded, the arrival of line 1 via "Verdun" does not have its terminus at the "Val de Fontenay" unlike the other two routes.

As a resident of Bel Air, mother of 2 students, one in Orsay, the other in Paris, I think it is important that we can shorten our transport times to access Paris or the inner suburbs, this would preve

Entirely in favour of the extension of line 1 to facilitate travel to Paris and between Fontenay and Vincennes. I'm in favor of the route n.3 by the boulevard de Verdun (town hall nearby)

Hello Route 1 seems to me to be the best compromise. I have a question about the tunnel behind the station after Val Fontenay: Is it planned to allow a hypothetical future extension to the east (towa

The possibility of taking the metro at Val de Fontenay would relieve congestion on the RER A and save time