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TER Occitanie: under 90% on time every month, March 2025 to August 2026

In Occitanie, fewer than 90% of TER trains arrived on time every month from March 2025 to August 2026. That is 18 months in a row.

Over the last 12 months, Occitanie is also last of the 14 TER networks, with 84.9% of trains on time. "On time" means arriving at the terminus less than 5 minutes late.

Data from September 2025 to August 2026, published 6 November 2026

Since March 2025, Occitanie’s TER has never beaten 89.9%

On time, by month, January 2024 to August 2026. Axis runs 78 to 94%, not from zero.

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Occitanie90% mark

Source: SNCF, Régularité mensuelle TER.Trainrail

From March 2025 to August 2026. No other network is on more than 4 months in a row. Shaded: the 18 months of the run. The month before, February 2025, is 90.0% (just above). The closest during the run: 89.9%. The file gives no causes and stops at August 2026.

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Since March 2025, Occitanie’s TER has never beaten 89.9%
MonthOn timeOfficial rate
Jan 202489.9%89.9%
Feb 202488.7%88.7%
Mar 202488.1%88.1%
Apr 202487.7%87.7%
May 202489.7%89.7%
June 202490.3%90.3%
July 202487.9%87.9%
Aug 202489.7%89.7%
Sept 202488.4%88.4%
Oct 202486.6%86.6%
Nov 202485.7%85.7%
Dec 202487.6%87.6%
Jan 202586.8%86.8%
Feb 202590.0%90.0%
Mar 202589.8%89.8%
Apr 202589.9%89.9%
May 202588.3%88.3%
June 202584.3%84.3%
July 202585.6%85.6%
Aug 202585.1%85.1%
Sept 202588.6%88.6%
Oct 202586.6%86.6%
Nov 202580.9%80.9%
Dec 202583.8%83.8%
Jan 202684.2%84.2%
Feb 202681.7%81.7%
Mar 202686.2%86.2%
Apr 202686.3%86.3%
May 202686.4%86.4%
June 202685.3%85.3%
July 202682.4%82.4%
Aug 202686.5%86.5%

Since 2019

In 2019, 90.0% of Occitanie’s TER trains arrived on time. In 2025, 86.6%. That is 3.4 points lower, the biggest fall of the 9 networks tracked.

Network 2019 2025 Change (points)
Provence Alpes Côte d’Azur 89.4% 90.2% +0.8
Bourgogne-Franche-Comté 93.3% 93.9% +0.6
Bretagne 95.8% 94.8% -1.0
Grand Est 95.2% 93.8% -1.4
Normandie 93.7% 91.3% -2.4
Occitanie 90.0% 86.6% -3.4

Seven of 9 networks fell. The table shows four. Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (-0.4), Hauts-de-France (-0.4) and Pays-de-la-Loire (-2.2) fell too.

Full calendar years 2019 and 2025.

Occitanie’s TER, 5.6 points below other networks, against 2.5 over 2019

On time over a rolling 12 months, June 2019 to August 2026. Axis starts at 84%.

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OccitanieOther networks

Source: SNCF, Régularité mensuelle TER.Trainrail

The 2.5 points cover calendar 2019. Over the 12 months ending in June 2019 the gap was 3.7 points. Highest: 6.1 points in May 2026. Each point covers the previous 12 months. Gaps calculated before rounding. Occitanie, January 2020: 87.6% from the counts, 85.3% from the official rate. No cause comment in the file since May 2019.

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Occitanie’s TER, 5.6 points below other networks, against 2.5 over 2019
MonthOccitanieOther networksGap (pts)
Aug 202684.9%90.6%5.6
June 202685.1%91.0%5.9
Dec 202586.6%91.6%4.9
June 202587.9%91.8%3.8
Dec 202488.4%91.9%3.5
June 202488.0%91.3%3.3
Dec 202387.9%91.0%3.2
June 202388.5%91.5%3.0
Dec 202289.1%92.3%3.2
June 202289.7%93.0%3.2
Dec 202190.9%93.1%2.2
June 202192.1%93.2%1.1
Dec 202091.5%92.6%1.1
June 202090.0%92.1%2.0
Dec 201990.0%92.5%2.5
June 201988.2%91.9%3.7

Cancellations

Grand Est cancels more than before: 1.8% in 2019, 2.8% in 2025. So does Occitanie: 3.0%, then 3.6%. Normandie cancels less (1.9%, then 1.5%), but its trains are less often on time.

Across all networks in the file, 49,334 TER trains were cancelled in 2019 (2.2%) and 64,423 in 2025 (2.4%). In 2013 it was also 2.4%.

The file’s coverage has changed since 2013, so that comparison is a rough guide.

Last 12 months

From September 2025 to August 2026, here are the top three and bottom three of the 14 networks. First and last are 9.7 points apart.

Rank Network On time Cancelled
1 Loire Océan 94.6% 686 of 30,256
2 Bretagne 94.1% 2,076 of 118,269
3 Grand Est 93.3% 16,664 of 530,080
12 Nouvelle Aquitaine 87.9% 8,901 of 222,773
13 Sud Azur 86.4% 4,264 of 63,857
14 Occitanie 84.9% 7,927 of 168,372

Sud Azur is a sub-network, listed apart from its region.

Occitanie, the only one of 14 TER networks under 90% all 12 months

On time, Sept 2025 to Aug 2026, 14 networks. Red: under 88%. Blue: 90% or more.

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Sud Azur: July 73.7%, August 68.6%.

Source: SNCF, Régularité mensuelle TER.Trainrail

Red means below the centre of the scale, not an alert. A train is on time if it reaches its terminus under 5 minutes late. Cancelled trains are not in this rate. The file does not say why. Sud Azur, Loire Océan and Etoile Amiens are listed separately in the file since January 2025.

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Occitanie, the only one of 14 TER networks under 90% all 12 months
NetworkSept 2025Oct 2025Nov 2025Dec 2025Jan 2026Feb 2026Mar 2026Apr 2026May 2026June 2026July 2026Aug 202612 months
Loire Océan95.294.390.995.292.394.594.496.895.194.895.796.094.6
Bretagne95.595.092.594.292.394.696.294.193.594.992.094.194.1
Grand Est93.792.992.893.592.393.994.394.393.291.093.694.493.3
Bourgogne-Franche-Comté94.190.692.094.392.393.893.994.994.192.392.792.293.1
Etoile Amiens93.688.290.891.291.391.893.892.191.989.392.592.791.6
Normandie93.390.589.090.389.792.493.688.991.082.085.390.689.7
Provence Alpes Côte d’Azur89.489.587.990.991.489.891.291.388.989.186.588.289.6
Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes90.888.088.090.689.190.390.591.489.287.188.189.789.4
Pays-de-la-Loire91.589.988.189.187.886.192.190.789.888.188.889.289.3
Hauts-de-France90.387.085.489.488.291.490.289.489.986.190.390.489.0
Centre Val-de-Loire91.690.789.691.188.589.192.291.588.482.882.887.888.8
Nouvelle Aquitaine91.388.586.390.088.585.691.890.388.184.582.985.987.9
Sud Azur88.390.889.491.887.687.391.792.288.788.073.768.686.4
Occitanie88.686.680.983.884.281.786.286.386.485.382.486.584.9

Causes

The file gives no causes.

What this means for you

  • Sud Azur6.7% of trains cancelled over 12 months, about 1 in 15. Check your train before you leave.
  • Occitanie and Nouvelle Aquitaine4.7% and 4.0% of trains cancelled. Same habit.
  • Long delayRead the refund guide (in French).

Stations: Toulouse Matabiau, Rennes, Strasbourg. Another ranking: TER, network by network.

Method and limits
  • Source: Régularité mensuelle TER, SNCF open data, ODbL, accessed 6 November 2026.
  • Period: September 2025 to August 2026 (ranking); calendar years 2013, 2019, 2025.
  • Measure: a TER is late if it reaches its terminus 5 minutes or more after schedule. Figures are per network, not per line. The 14 networks include sub-networks such as Sud Azur.
  • Limits: a train cancelled before 16:00 the day before is not counted. Before 2017 the file uses the old regions, so network trends start in 2019. The file’s coverage changes over the years.
  • Data: CSV: /classements/ter-12-mois-tendance.csv

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