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Hello I just wanted to say that I think your project is great. It's a very good idea and I think that having line 1 go through La Fontaine would be the best option. Yours sincerely.

For a very long time, we have been talking about this project, in particular to relieve congestion on line 118. For this the most logical is the route through Verdun, in the center of Fontenay, where

Hello Nice project. On the route options, not connecting the new terminus station of line 1 with the stop of the RER A and E would be a mistake. The connection between the lines is a real plus for th

Route 1/Grands Pêchers will benefit as many people as possible. I live near Val de Fontenay (Le Perreux) and work in Montreuil, on the edge of Vincennes, so future user if I'm still here;)

What a joy for the users of line 1, it will allow us to gain a bus route that is saturated and clogged with vehicles

Totally for the extension of line 1 to facilitate travel for the whole family to Paris and between Fontenay and Vincennes. In addition, an automatic line = no bp in the event of a strike, which is not

I am in favour of route 3, which is much shorter than the other 2, and therefore the financial cost will be less heavy for us taxpayers

I use line 1 for my leisure and outings in Paris. Living in the recent district of Vincennes at the level of the fire station and the Carrefour Market, I am very happy with the extension of line 1. Cu

I am not in favour of route 3 which, although more direct, is considered more complex and lengthens the connections with a reduced volume of passengers. Even if it means having waited so long for this

Finally the metro arrives in the east of Paris Why forget all the residents of these municipalities when we know that the Val de Fontenay is the rearguard of the banks located in La Défense