National movement to block and block roads on Monday, November 18, 2024. In the Paris region, part of the N118 is blocked.
The angry farmers kept their word: this Monday, November 18, 2024, a day of national mobilization called “Fires of Anger” begins, with road blockages and filter dams throughout Franceat the call of the National Federation of Farmers’ Unions (FNSEA) and Young Farmers. Almost a year after having demonstrated their fed up for many weeks by blocking the roads of France, the farmers are therefore giving up again in the face, they say, of the absence of acts from the executive following their demands.
For awareness
As a result, major difficulties are expected for road users this Monday on the impacted sections, throughout France. Particularly for Ile-de-France drivers, on the busy N118 where, since this morning, very early, farmers have taken up positions (around a hundred tractors) near Vélizy-Villacoublay, in the Yvelines department. The police are also on site, with an impressive deployment of vehicles. Movement on the N118 is expected until midday. And if Arnaud Rousseau, the president of the FNSEA, explained to the media that these filter blockages and other snail operations were not intended to “annoy” the French but to make them aware that agriculture is in a emergency situation, sometimes dramatic, traffic jams should indeed occur this Monday on the N118 and in many other corners of France…
Update at 7 a.m. this Monday, November 18 (source: Sytadin)
Traffic is difficult between:
- A10-A10COF-N118-N104/Les Ulis and N118-D444/Bièvres
- Length of the route: 12 km
- Current travel time: approximately 00h26 min
- Reference travel time: 00h13 min
Sytadin Tips:
- To reach Paris (Porte de Saint-Cloud) from Les Ulis, take the A10 motorway towards Paris, then take the A6a towards Porte d’Orléans, then the Boulevard Périphérique in the interior direction
- To reach the directions of Versailles and Rouen from Les Ulis, take the A10 motorway towards Paris, then the A6b, then take the A86 inland towards the N118.
