“Without gasoline here, I would not have been able to work tomorrow”
French motorists are struggling to find fuel and find refuge in Switzerland. Report in Geneva, on both sides of the border.
The cars crowded at Leclerc in Ferney-Voltaire (Ain), this Thursday, as soon as its fuel supply was announced.
Yvain Genevay/Tamedia
The French refinery strike is having a severe impact on motorists in the border strip. The east of the country is one of the most affected regions. So, this Thursday, the news of the supply of the Leclerc supermarket service station in Ferney-Voltaire (Ain) was quickly relayed on social networks and an uninterrupted stream of cars showed up to refuel. “The Friends of the Pays de Gex page on Facebook said that there were some here. So I came this morning for my wife’s car and this afternoon for mine, says Francis. We have to rely on these means because government applications and sites do not work well.
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