Orgerus-Béhoust: station history
Served by: Transilien N.
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A station in the Yvelines put into service on 15 June 1864, with the opening of the line between the stations of Saint-Cyr and Dreux. Now with the SNCF, it is served by Transilien line N, on the Paris - Dreux branch. Its name takes in the commune of Orgerus, where it stands, and the neighbouring locality of Béhoust. Its passenger building is a former level-crossing keeper's house, modified for station use, with a ticket office and a Transilien machine. It is at 128 metres above sea level.
Anecdote
The station has two side platforms: platform Y (233 metres, track 1) and platform X (240 metres, track 2), linked by a footbridge. It has induction loops for people with hearing difficulties and a real-time traffic information system, a paid car park and a bicycle shelter. Buses 2 and 55 of the Centre et Sud Yvelines network and the on-demand service "TàD Houdan - Monfort" serve it.