The filter dams were set up since this morning …
Hauliers maintain pressure in Rennes. Since Thursday morning, a barrage filter has been installed in both directions on the RN 24 on the Route to Lorient. This results in significant delays to the west of Rennes and on the ring road.
Route de Lorient bloquée à #Rennes par les #routiers. Ça passe difficilement sur une file. Sorties de rocade bloquées ???? #MANIFENCOURS pic.twitter.com/SpPcx4jyqG
— LK Community Manager (@LisaKorrigane) 28 September 2017
Unions received by the Minister on Thursday
Since Monday, lorry drivers rallied to the call of the CGT and FO unions to express their concern about the reform of the Labour Code. On Monday, they had tried to block the oil depot of Vern-sur-Seiche, south of Rennes. The security forces intervened and had managed to avoid blocking the site.
The next day the lorry drivers had continued their protest by blocking the main bus depot, located plain Baud, causing paralysis to bus traffic between 5 pm and 9 pm in the Breton capital.
Les gendarmes mobiles bloquent accès du siège du dépôt de bus à Rennes pour éviter que les manifestants pénètrent à l’intérieur pic.twitter.com/mIDExaIXpj
— 20 Minutes Rennes (@20minutesrennes) 26 September 2017
This new action on the Breton roads comes as unions and employers’ organizations must be received Thursday by the Minister of Transport Elisabeth Borne.
