On 6 February a tractor rally brought more than 500 tractors to the road and caused traffic problems throughout Navarra

At the moment, the first traffic jam is at the southern exit of Pamplona, ​​beyond the height of Lidl. Tractors are at the entrance to Talantx Industrial Estate.

In this video you can see how the tractors leave from Irache towards Estella at seven in the morning, their number is about thirty. They are found at the intersection of NA-1110 which leads from the urbanization of Irache to the city of Iguazquiza. This turn also connects to the Camino Highway.

In the image you can see a caravan of tractors near Ansoen.

The traffic camera image also shows how tractors disrupt traffic on the Northern Ring Road.

Images from traffic cameras at 7:23 a.m. also show the collapse in an industrial area in the Pamplona region.

About 25 tractors cause very slow traffic between the three roundabouts entering Tafalla via Olight: La Nava Industrial Estate roundabout, Tafalla South Variant roundabout and AP-15 roundabout.

Right now, incidents are taking place on the Pamplona Ring Road (PA-30) due to the widespread accumulation of tractors on various roads in Navarra. The concentration of heavy vehicles is causing specific disruptions at the Talantx, Beriozar, Itaroa, Olaz and Atrica intersections.
In addition, according to the Foral police, incidents have been recorded in the reaches of Tafalla, Lumbier or Estella.

There is a delay, but the farmers are letting the ambulance go. There is police presence there.

The municipal police report that the capital already has access points with very dense traffic, but there are still no problems in the city.

On the access to the Camino highway through Villatuerta, many cars turn around due to traffic jams. At these posts, farmers are handing over printed forms along with the protest manifesto.

In the video you can see how tractors are parked next to the shopping centre.

Entering Villatuerta at the Arandigoyen intersection.

In Buzintxuri, Gipuzkoa Avenue is very congested. Rush hour access to jobs and schools coincides with traffic past access to the capital. On the other hand, at the Decathlon intersection, Civil Guard and Foral Police officers control the traffic.

Rodrigo García de Galdiano, head of the Estela Municipal Police: “We have been in contact with the Civil Guard since 6:30 in the morning. Convoys of tractors are arriving at all the entrances to Estela and about forty tractors are moving very slowly through Estela. around all the roundabouts. Now another important column is entering from the hospital area.”

Tractors from the cities of Arguedas, Valtierra, Cadreta, Milagro and Villafranca have gathered in Los Abateos. The route leaves Los Abateos, taking the N-113 to a second roundabout – which joins the highway – and from the second roundabout they go again towards Los Abateos, Cadreta and Tudela.

Dense traffic is centralized on access to UPNA.

Access to Estela has been difficult due to approximately sixty tractors and the exit from the highway in the area where the Mercadona supermarket is located.

The tractors move from the Decathlon de Beriozar intersection on PA-30 to the next intersection at the access to Berioplano and make a U-turn to block traffic.

A group of tractors heads towards Tudela from the left bank of the Ebro along the NA-134 to enter the city through the La Barrena industrial estate.

Tractors move in the middle lane. Around forty tractors joined with the support of several transporters, who, while not directly participating in the protest, honked their horns in solidarity with the farmers.

The school buses that have to pass through Ayegui to get to Remontival School in Estela have not arrived.

The access road to Mercatondoa in Estella was completely destroyed.

An officer stopped a group of tractors from passing for a while and the farmers protested. Due to the agent’s refusal they eventually set out. A group of three young farmers on PA-30 commented, “We’re not going to stop until they listen to us.”

Access from Lidena to Sanguesa – from Lidena intersection to Paper Mill intersection – affected by the farmers’ strike. Retention and slow circulation.

Police officers forced the tractors at the Berioplano intersection to leave it and continue traveling on PA-30.

Bidasoa, Baztan and Altzama areas, without incident.

Due to the collapse of the exit gate, a dangerous situation has started arising on AP-15.

Very important retention between Arre and Itaroa. The Civil Guard controls traffic.

Tractors also go up the Beloso slope and cause traffic jams on the road leading to Pamplona.

The section of the Ring Road that provides access to Artika is one of the most congested points at this time on Tuesday. They are farmers who came to the Navarre capital from the northern region of the autonomous community.

Student buses normally reach San Francisco Xavier School (Jesuits), IES Valle del Ebro and Benjamin and ETI Polytechnic Integrated Center. The arrival of some teachers from Zaragoza, Logroño or Pamplona at CIP ETI and IES Benjamin has caused problems. These have arrived a little late, but without major incidents to the normal development of the school day.

At present, traffic is smooth at Artika intersection. This entire part of the round is clear. Some tractors roam, but are very scattered.

All lines of Vilavesa have been affected due to the accumulation of tractors. There is still a schedule mismatch, not at all. The contractor of the service is currently collecting information to know in detail about the changes that have taken place and the current situation.

There is a traffic jam at the point where the road to AOise and PA-30 meet. Civil Guard and Foral Police on site.

Roundabout at the entrance of the Camino via Los Arcos highway, mowed by tractors. They are moving towards another intersection and drivers coming from Lodosa have been stopped.

The route from the highway to Noin is currently blocked. Slow traffic, almost stopped.

About 100 tractors from the southern region of La Ribera now come to Tudela and head towards Avenida de Zaragoza, the main artery of the urban area. From the south of La Ribera the convoy of 100 tractors enters the urban area of ​​Tudela and moves towards the center along the Lourdes neighborhood avenue.

Commonwealth reports that “due to the presence of convoys of tractors moving at various points around Pamplona this morning, several Villavesa lines are being compromised, especially lines 16 and 17.”

María Chivitte, president of the Government of Navarra, has said that as an executive we have to “guarantee the free demonstration” of farmers and cattle farmers, who this Tuesday took out their tractors as a sign of protest, a sector, she said, ” The demands of which I do not agree have to do with the Navara part.” However, he stressed that “they have the right to do so.”
In statements to the media, Chivitte has specified that, within the region’s demands, “there are two demands that relate to the powers of the Government of Navarra.” “One issue is to return to the module tax system, an issue that I cannot share because we have to move towards a fairer tax system and not a module system,” he said, adding that “if non- -If there were fines for legal people -compliance, that fines should be taken back and I can’t agree on that either.