Question 6457 — waste

Summary

Ms. Agnès Carel draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister for Ecological Transition and Territorial Cohesion, responsible for transport, to the state of dirt around national roads and unlicensed motorways. For several years, incivility has been developing on the unlicensed national road network, resulting in the accumulation of waste on the roads and around them (stop lanes). emergency, routes reserved for rescue and service, spaces left free under the structures for their maintenance, embankments, ditches, various and varied approaches). Thus, no less than thousands of tonnes of waste are collected each year in France, particularly around towns. However, despite these collections, it is clear that the situation is getting worse from year to year. You just need to walk around France to see it observation, certainly in some sectors more than others, but overall the situation is deteriorating. Roadside areas are “real open-air trash bins, even landfills” when the piles are large. This waste comes from the incivility of users who deposit their household or industrial waste along the roads, from the incivility of those who throw waste out of the window of their vehicle, from occupation illegal land around these roads or finally trash bins which are overflowing and are not sufficiently collected. These incivilities can be punished with fines but they are difficult to implement and not sufficiently dissuasive. The result is unbearable dirt for users but also for residents of these roads and a deplorable image for France which is, let us not forget, the first country visited in the world. Gold this problem does not seem to be that of certain neighboring countries such as Belgium or Switzerland. Also, she asks him what radical measures he intends to take in terms of awareness campaign, repression and also and above all in terms of financial, technical and human resources to stop this phenomenon of dirt and unsanitary conditions along French national roads.

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