Report backs toll on Thionville-Luxembourg road
Cites traffic jams, pollution, security and quality of life
A toll road on the A31 between Thionville, France and Luxembourg may have taken a step forward after the French Infrastructure Policy Board submitted a report on Thursday to French transport minister Élisabeth Borne.
Each day nearly 95,000 cross-border commuters use the road, causing traffic jams to and from the Grand Duchy. The 200-page report gave projections that the situation could worsen by 2030 because of potential growth of the urban centres along the route.
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