Long traffic jams formed at Mandraka on National Route 2 yesterday. "We currently have approximately three kilometers of congestion on each side," said a traffic police officer specially deployed to manage circulation in the area. Traffic on the "Grande S" section was completely halted for several hours due to road resurfacing work. "That morning, the road remained accessible to light vehicles. But during the asphalt pouring, the road had to be completely closed to all traffic," the same source clarified. This temporary closure frustrated many users. "What are the instructions? We haven't moved in 6 hours because of their organization... It's tough, honestly!" exclaimed one driver. Others showed patience. "This section was a real problem area. Thank you for the resurfacing work and traffic management," responded another. Traffic should be restored as soon as possible. "It will reopen once the asphalt has dried, according to information provided by the company," said a traffic official. Some users expressed skepticism about the durability of materials used. "This isn't the first time this section has been rehabilitated. The bitumen surface deteriorates very quickly under constant heavy vehicle traffic," lamented road users. According to them, the company should have opted for concrete, considered more resistant to heavy loads.