(information updated at 12:30 pm on 2/2/2024) Regarding constraints on the circulation of vehicles, we were told that the following constraints are still being observed at this time by farmers who are still protesting:
– Vila Verde de Ficalho, border still cut;
– idling in Viseu on the N2 (between Mondim da Beira and Lamego-Zona de Tarouca);
– idling of tractors on the A33 between Moita and Alcochete;
– idling of tractors on the N-109 in the Estarreja area;
– slow speed on the M-520 municipal road (Serpa area).
Source: GNR
(Information updated at 9:00 am on 2/2/2024) We have just updated the situation with the GNR regarding road traffic.
Thus, the constraints at this time regarding the circulation of vehicles, we were also informed of some constraints caused by farmers who are protesting in the following locations:
– Vila Verde de Ficalho;
– slow speed in Viseu (probably on the N2, but the GNR would still confirm);
– idling of tractors on the A33 between Moita and Alcochete. Traffic is very congested in this location due to the accumulation of vehicles.
As for circulation at the main Portuguese borders, traffic is normalized.
For now, there is nothing more to report regarding other blocking locations (at least, identified by the GNR). However, we will keep this information updated whenever new changes are made.
HISTORIC
(information updated at 6pm)
Following the contact made by ANTRAM with the Republican National Guard (Integrated National Operations Management Center), we inform that a telephone line has been made available to which ANTRAM Associates can contact, in order to obtain support/information about the state of traffic circulation on national highways, as a result of protests by national farmers.
Transit Hotline: 213 217 060
Regarding the movement of vehicles, constraints were reported at the following borders:
– A6 (Elvas) and A25 (Vilar Formoso) – cut in both directions;
– Marvão and Vila Verde de Ficalho cut in both directions.
We were also informed that, at the moment, circulation at the borders described below is without restrictions, namely:
– Guadiana Border (A22);
– Valença Border (A3);
– Quintanilha border (A4).
Internally, there are currently problems on the following national roads:
– N3: access to the A23 Entroncamento and Vila Nova da Barquinha;
– IC1: Mimosa.
Finally, according to information from an Associated company, farmers are preparing a blockade near the Monfortinho border (not yet confirmed by GNR).
For now, there is nothing more to report regarding other blocking locations (at least, identified by the GNR). However, we will keep this information updated whenever new changes are made.
(updated at 4pm)
Following the information sent yesterday, January 31st, to the associative universe, it was confirmed that protests by Portuguese farmers were taking place, with consequences on several traffic routes.
ANTRAM, this morning, requested the GNR Traffic Unit for complete information on the locations where there are blockages/stoppages or restrictions on circulation.
We are still waiting for this information to reach us so that we can disseminate it accurately, namely the critical points where protests are taking place with stops, blockages and other restrictions on the movement of vehicles.
In the meantime, and just based on the information that is being disseminated in the media, we draw attention to some of the routes that we know are being affected:
– N4: cut off at the access to the A6 (Elvas-Badajoz), Caia border;
– A25: cut in both directions (Guarda-Vilar Formoso);
– N260: on the border of Vila Verde de Ficalho;
– IC1: road closure in both directions, in the Mimosa area.
(updated at 16:00 on 1/2/2024) From the Spanish side, we now have information that farmers in Zamora are cutting roads in the
A6, in Benavente.
While we await information from the GNR Traffic Unit and so that we can continue to provide updated information on the main blocking/stoppage points, we ask Associated companies to send us information about such locations to the following email ([email protected]).
At the same time, ANTRAM has sought to maintain contact with the IMT and the guardianship.
We appeal to our Associates, if they wish to report a situation requiring urgent resolution, to contact ANTRAM Central Services directly.
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