Mexican national truck driver strikes road congestion
- Author:MIKEY
- Source:Sunny Worldwide Logistics
- Release Date:2019-11-05
Mexican national truck driver strikes road congestion
According to foreign media reports, on the 29th, Mexican truck drivers held a national strike, and many highways were blocked to cause traffic congestion.
Foreign media reports
The strike of Mexican trucks has caused traffic congestion throughout the country. According to a statement from the Mexican Transportation Organisation, the strike will threaten to block the main highways in 32 states of Mexico and will lead in Puebla, Morelos, Hidalgo, Querétaro and Mexico. The main entrance to Mexico City parks caravans.
The Transportation Organization Alliance said that because it had not received formal response from any level of government before, they hoped that the federal government would force the federal government to meet a series of requirements, including prohibiting the use of dual trailers, reducing tolls and gasoline prices, and improving roads in the country. Safety and reduced towing costs.
On the 29th (Tuesday), protests took place in at least about 22 states. Some highways are blocked, but in many cases, the driver parks trucks and buses on the roadside in a non-operational state. The strike drivers also asked the government to provide more truck driver licenses, improve the safety of national roads, eliminate the high fees charged by the trailer service, subsidize the replacement of trucks, and prevent federal and state police from abusing their powers.
On the 30th, the Deputy Minister of the Secretariat of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Mexico, Ricardo Peralta, participated in the first round of negotiations with the Mexican Transportation Organization Alliance, in order to set a national agenda to deal with the requirements of truck drivers for more than 10 years and deal with all The carrier’s problem, the other six federal transport organizations in the country will also participate in the negotiations. Peralta subsequently said: "All strikes that may have caused roadblocks have been cancelled. The strike is over." The strike that lasted for more than 10 years was resolved through a day of negotiations. Is this really over? The truck driver in Puebla even said that if the government did not receive a response, the strike would continue.
Recently, customers who travel to Mexico should pay close attention to the progress of the situation, be wary of the soaring freight and delays caused by the strike!
(Contents are compiled from shipping consultation, shipping network)
MIKEY
Time: November 05, 2019
Tel: +86-755-25643420 - 620
Mobile/WeChat:17722618609
QQ: 3004940572
Email : sales22@swwlogistics.com .cn
According to foreign media reports, on the 29th, Mexican truck drivers held a national strike, and many highways were blocked to cause traffic congestion.
Foreign media reports
The strike of Mexican trucks has caused traffic congestion throughout the country. According to a statement from the Mexican Transportation Organisation, the strike will threaten to block the main highways in 32 states of Mexico and will lead in Puebla, Morelos, Hidalgo, Querétaro and Mexico. The main entrance to Mexico City parks caravans.
The Transportation Organization Alliance said that because it had not received formal response from any level of government before, they hoped that the federal government would force the federal government to meet a series of requirements, including prohibiting the use of dual trailers, reducing tolls and gasoline prices, and improving roads in the country. Safety and reduced towing costs.
On the 29th (Tuesday), protests took place in at least about 22 states. Some highways are blocked, but in many cases, the driver parks trucks and buses on the roadside in a non-operational state. The strike drivers also asked the government to provide more truck driver licenses, improve the safety of national roads, eliminate the high fees charged by the trailer service, subsidize the replacement of trucks, and prevent federal and state police from abusing their powers.
On the 30th, the Deputy Minister of the Secretariat of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Mexico, Ricardo Peralta, participated in the first round of negotiations with the Mexican Transportation Organization Alliance, in order to set a national agenda to deal with the requirements of truck drivers for more than 10 years and deal with all The carrier’s problem, the other six federal transport organizations in the country will also participate in the negotiations. Peralta subsequently said: "All strikes that may have caused roadblocks have been cancelled. The strike is over." The strike that lasted for more than 10 years was resolved through a day of negotiations. Is this really over? The truck driver in Puebla even said that if the government did not receive a response, the strike would continue.
Recently, customers who travel to Mexico should pay close attention to the progress of the situation, be wary of the soaring freight and delays caused by the strike!
(Contents are compiled from shipping consultation, shipping network)
MIKEY
Time: November 05, 2019
Tel: +86-755-25643420 - 620
Mobile/WeChat:17722618609
QQ: 3004940572
Email : sales22@swwlogistics.com .cn