“We didn’t see anyone,” testifies a motorist stuck on the A36 motorway since Thursday evening at 9 p.m.

“On the highway radio, we were told that people would pass with water and coffee, we are still waiting,” he told France Bleu Besançon on Friday morning.

“We didn’t see anyone, no Departmental Equipment Directorate, no gendarme”testifies Friday November 22 at the microphone of France Bleu Besançon Dominique, a motorist stuck on the A36 motorway near Voujeaucourt (Doubs), since Thursday November 21 at 9 p.m.

The highway is paralyzed, in Doubs, with some “750 heavy goods vehicles parked on the A36”according to a final assessment communicated Friday mid-morning on TF1 and BFMTV by the Minister of Transport, François Durovray. Heavy goods vehicles are prohibited from driving on the A36 motorway in both directions between Mulhouse (68) and Saint-Vit (25) until 10 a.m.

“On the highway radio, we were told that people would pass with water and coffee, we are still waiting”continues this trader working in Belfort, who “runs his car”. He spent the night there. “We were told that the passenger cars were going to come out, but that's not happening. There are a lot of people, a lot of trucks,” he testifies, noting that it has snowed again “15 centimeters” this night.