First-time users of the Wi-Fi service are asked to register via an online form before gaining unrestricted access to the internet and a multimedia portal that is regularly updated with videos, news, city guides and other content. SNCF hopes the portal will help attract passengers to use the Wi-Fi service, which is unlikely to be free to use if it is rolled out commercially.
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