Euro 2016: Filter Dams, Blocking Bus Depots … Toulouse paralyzed Monday

TRAFFIC Between bus depots blocked by the CGT and the filter dams of the #NuitDebout, the city of Toulouse was blocked on Monday morning, the day of his first match of the Euro …

They had warned that they would conduct blocking actions against the Labour Law, they have kept their promises. Monday morning, the first day of the match at Euro Stadium , Toulouse is paralyzed.

C’est quand ils ne circulent pas qu’on voit à quoi ils servent : le trafic ce matin à #Toulouse sans le réseau bus pic.twitter.com/XuvFNMi8Yp
— Maxime Lafage (@M_Lafage) June 13, 2016

SGC Activists very early in the morning blocked the bus depots, preventing output.

The police proceeded to release around 8 o’clock that of Langlade, challenging two unionists. Those Atlanta and Colomiers should be released in stride.

Filtering Dam by #NuitDebout

Traffic has since resumed gradually.

Reprise progressive des lignes de Langlade -secteurs Toulouse centre et sud :
BUS 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, 14, 22, 23, 56, 58, 88.
— MidiMobilités (@MidiMobilites) June 13, 2016

But access to some lines remained difficult, especially at the airport.

Mouvement social : les bus Tisséo et la navette aéroport sont indisponibles. Seul le tramway T2 fonctionne au départ et vers @aeroport_tls
— Aéroport de Toulouse (@aeroport_tls) June 13, 2016

Supporters of the #Nuitdebout protest set up a filtering dam on the side Argoulets, paralyzing much of the traffic on the road.