Rates for accompanying PRMs

Are you accompanying a person with reduced mobility (PRM), who has been discharged from the army or who has a war pension when travelling on TGV INOUI, TER or INTERCITÉS? You too can benefit.

Updated on 9 March 2026

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People with reduced mobility

Are you travelling with a disabled person holding a card marked "Invalidité" (disabled) or a CMI Invalidité card (Carte Mobilité Inclusion)? Benefit from a reduced fare.

Your ticket is ^free1 if your card says:

"needs assistance" or "needs blindness assistance
"third person", "blindness" and/or "green star".

Your ticket is 50% off the full fare if your disability card :

has no mention of
or has one of the following indications: "Difficult standing position" and/or "white cane".

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Discharged and war pensioner

Are you travelling with a person who has been discharged from the army or a war pensioner? You can also take advantage of the following benefits:

75% off the full fare if their disability card has two red bars
^free1 ticket if their disability card has two blue bars (100% disability)

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Following a serious road accident, my mother is disabled and has had a disability card for two years. Thanks to SNCF benefits, I can travel with her at a lower cost when she needs to go to a spa or nursing home, or on holiday with friends.

Cyrielle, pharmacist in Chelles

¹ Excluding cost of reservation

The cardholder and accompanying person must travel together, on the same route and in the same class.
Two people holding disability cards may not accompany each other. Nor can a child under the age of 12 be considered as an accompanying person.
For trains with compulsory reservation, the free travel granted to the accompanying person does not apply to the amount of the reservation.

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