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-====== Public transportation ======
+====== Transportation ======
-===== Public buses =====
+===== Public transportation =====
+The region Ile de France has a journey planner: https://www.vianavigo.com/
+==== Navigo pass ====
+  * You can travel throughout Ile de France using a Navigo Pass. The monthly cost is below 80 euros. Your employer is required by law to reimburse half of this cost if you use public transportation to go to work. You just need to provide the CEA with the receipt for your monthly or yearly subscription.
+  * If you lose the receipt for a Navigo recharge, go to an RATP office (which are in large metro or RER stations) and they can give you a statement  with an official stamp.
+==== Buses ====
 Three bus lines arrive at Orme des Merisiers, which is the closest bus stop to the lab:
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   * Line 91.10 which comes from Orly airport, through the RER station Massy-Palaiseau: http://www.albatrans.net/
-The region Ile de France has a journey planner: https://www.vianavigo.com/
+==== RER ====
+The RER is a regional train that runs from Paris to Massy-Palaiseau, Le Guichet, Orsay and Gif. People often come to the lab using the RER and take a bus either at Massy-Palaiseau or Le Guichet. Note that the RER is generally considered to be rather unreliable and has frequent perturbations.
+It is also possible to come to the lab by foot directly from the RER station La Hacquinière. It takes around half and hour and involves walking in a pretty steep forest which is not lit up at night.
 ===== Company buses =====
-The CEA has two types of company buses:
+The CEA has two types of company buses, which can be used by anyone working in the IPhT:
   * CEA buses that go from the main CEA centre (a shuttle is available between the lab and there) to many places, including inside and outside Paris, but only twice a day: once in the morning and once in the evening.
   * Navette mutualisée (shuttle shared with other companies) which only go to Porte d'Orléans, but run at a few different times every morning and every evening.
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 B. Refund claim form for Navigo pass
-CEA will process reclaims (50% of price corresponding to the pass - note there are no ‘zones’ on the Navigo pass anymore) for weekly, monthly or annual Navigo transport passes (but not individual tickets). It’s the law in France that they do this, as part of their employee transport scheme, that is funded by the payslip deductions from everyone (including car commuters).
-The claim form can be downloaded here: https://intranet.lsce.ipsl.fr/Phocea/Page/index.php?id=27 (under the section called ‘Remboursement d'abonnement aux transports publics’), as well as the name of the current person to send the form and receipts to. You need to do this either at the end of each calendar month, or directly after the purchase of an annual pass.
-If you lose the receipt for a Navigo recharge, go to an RATP office (there’s one by the main entrance to Denfert-Rochereau, for example) and they can give you a statement  with an official stamp.
-Here’s a list of interesting places to visit in the Ile-de-France region: Free trains in Paris: http://freetrainsparis.com/destinations/

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