Around 10 a.m., firefighters from the Doubs department responded to a traffic accident on the A36 motorway involving a single heavy goods vehicle. When they arrived at the scene, they found a truck that had overturned on the opposite direction lanes, carrying wine in cubes and rolls of paper. The driver, a 50-year-old man, had already left the vehicle before the emergency services arrived. Though slightly injured, he was taken to the Nord Franche-Comté hospital center for further evaluation. A technological risks team was also dispatched to the location to manage a diesel leak from the truck. This posed an additional challenge for the emergency responders, as they had to ensure the safety of the surrounding area and prevent any potential environmental hazards. The accident led to significant traffic disruptions, as one direction of the motorway had to be closed for some time. This caused delays for many drivers traveling along the A36. The National Gendarmerie and APRR services were also on the scene, assisting with the investigation and managing the traffic flow. Such incidents highlight the importance of emergency response teams and the need for careful handling of hazardous materials during transportation. The collaboration between different services is crucial in ensuring the safety of both the public and the responders involved.