Overview
- The Toulouse administrative appeal court suspended the February decision that had annulled the highway’s environmental authorizations.
- Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot announced that work will resume progressively from mid-June.
- Opponents have organized nationwide protests this evening and plan further actions in early July to challenge the project’s legality.
- A draft law to enshrine the highway’s public-interest justification is scheduled for debate in the National Assembly on June 2.
- A final judgment on the A69’s environmental compliance is expected in 2026, leaving the project’s legal status unresolved.