For an indefinite period and following a technical operating problem, the Saint-Cloud tunnel has been closed in both directions of traffic since around 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, September 10.
Traffic completely blocked on the A13. Due to a “technical operating problem”, the Saint-Cloud tunnel is temporarily closed this Tuesday, September 10 shortly before 7 p.m., announced the Hauts-de-Seine prefect.
Initially interrupted only in the direction of the Provinces-Paris, traffic was finally completely cut off a few dozen minutes later. The duration of the disruption is still undetermined.
Diversions are in place, assures the prefecture: for motorists going to Paris, exit number 4, towards Saint-Cloud/Ville-d’Avray is mandatory. For cars going outside the capital, diversions are possible from Orgeval.
The Ambroise-Paré tunnel also partly closed
A situation that is all the more difficult for motorists as a second tunnel, the Ambroise-Paré tunnel located closer to the ring road, is also closed “following an incident”, we can see on Sytadin, in the Paris-Province direction.
This closure, which occurred around 6:30 p.m., is effective for an indefinite period until access from the D907, in Saint-Cloud.
Thus, from the exit of the ring road to the end of the Saint-Cloud tunnel, traffic is completely interrupted in this direction of travel, causing traffic jams on the roads and on the outer ring road itself. Traffic is very slow between Porte Maillot and Porte d’Auteuil.
On the A13, in the direction of Province-Paris, traffic is also difficult from the junction with the A12, at Rocquencourt.
