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Taxi anger continues to mount. The craftsmen are planning significant blockages in the Lyon metropolitan area from this Monday, December 2, 2024 with filter blockages, convoys and road blockages.

Professionals threaten to “paralyze” Lyon for several days with punchy actions with 2,000 to 3,000 taxis expected from several departments in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. They plan to launch actions this Monday at 5 a.m. to denounce the new CNAM (National Health Insurance Fund) agreement concerning medical transport, which they consider “unsustainable”.

“No lasting blockage will be tolerated,” warned the Rhône prefecture, which threatens to use the police. “No action to filter access to hospitals will be tolerated,” she also warns.

Follow this Monday's mobilization live in Lyon and in the metropolis with the editorial staff of Actu Lyon.

Actions of blockades and demonstrations planned for Monday

The blockages are announced on these points:

• M6, at the Valvert interchange (Tassin-la-Demi-Lune);
• Les Îles node interchange (A42 – A46 – Eastern ring road);
• A43, near Saint-Priest – Porte des Alpes;
• A7/A450 interchange;
• A7, near the interchange with the southern urban boulevard (D301);
• During the day, taxis are expected to reach Place Bellecour, causing disruptions on their route and in the surrounding area.

Significant slowdowns are also expected from 4 a.m. on these axes: A7 motorway from the Vienne-Reventin toll gate, A43 from the Saint-Quentin-Fallavier barrier, A42 from Ambérieu-en-Bugey, A47 and national road 88 in coming from Saint-Etienne, Montbrison and Haute-Loire and A89 coming from Roanne.

Filter dams at hospital entrances in mainland France and the Rhône

Lyon-Sud Hospitals / Neuro-Cardio / Édouard-Herriot-Centre Léon Bérard Hospital / Croix-Rousse / Médipôle / Mermoz Hospital, North-West Hospital of Villefranche-sur-Saône.

(With Théo Zuilli and Anthony Soudani)

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