Mandatory technical inspection for two wheels: in Gard, bikers are angry and are making it known

As of 1 p.m. this Saturday, April 13, more than 250 people responded to the call in Remoulins. Midi Libre – Correspondent Midi Libre

Around 1:30 p.m. this Saturday, April 13, around 400 bikers set off towards Hérault. Midi Libre – Correspondent Midi Libre

In the Gard, a movement notably initiated by Corine Fabreguetto, departmental secretary of the FFMC 30. Midi Libre – Correspondent Midi Libre

Dès 13 h ce samedi 13 avril, ils étaient plus de 250 à avoir répondu à l'appel à Remoulins. Midi Libre – Correspondant Midi Libre

Several gatherings are planned in France. On this Saturday, April 13, there were more than 650 of them from Remoulins to join their Hérault counterparts and demonstrate their discontent.

As of 1 p.m., this Saturday, April 13, there were already 250 bikers from the FFMC 30 (French Federation of Angry Bikers), gathered on the Place de la Madone in Remoulins. Around 1:30 p.m., 400 additional bikers from FFMC 84 (Vaucluse). This movement, organized, among others, by Corine Fabreguetto, departmental secretary of the FFMC 30, aims to withdraw the law which requires, from this Monday, April 15, two wheels to pass a technical inspection.

Two appeals filed before the Council of State

Around 2 p.m., all the demonstrators, supervised by motorcyclists from the gendarmerie, reached the toll N° 23/A9 of Remoulins. It is expected that motorcyclists, at reduced speed (60 km/h), will reach the Gallargues exit, where the FFMC 34 awaits them.

They will then reach a roundabout near Gallargues to set up a filter barrier and distribute leaflets. According to Corine Fabreguetto, two appeals were filed against the new law before the Council of State.