Will the buses and trams run in Nantes on Wednesday evening for the semi-final of the Football World Cup which will oppose France to Morocco? The CFDT of Semitan, which operates the public transport network in the Nantes conurbation, is in any case opposed to it. The union indeed fears incidents on the TAN network after the meeting and calls for the closure of transport at 9 p.m. “for the sake of safety for agents and users”, indicates in a press release the union, which filed a right of alert.
The CFDT justifies its fears “in view of the incidents that happened on the network following the last matches. » On videos published by West Francewe see supporters celebrating the victory of the Blues and Morocco on Saturday evening perched on a bus.
The union calls for an extraordinary CSE
“Hords of angry supporters”, according to the CFDT, which calls for “strong action” from the management of Semitan. “Simple deviations from specific lines, after reports, will not be sufficient to put all the agents in safety on all the lines of the poles of exchanges”, estimates the union.
“Similarly, the police, during such events, are very busy and cannot be everywhere for the safety of users and Semitan agents”, continues the CFDT, which also calls for the holding of an extraordinary CSE “in as soon as possible. »