The recent blackout affecting Spain and various European countries has had drastic consequences on transportation and communications. In Catalonia, railway services, both conventional and high speed, faced significant interruptions. Barcelona's subway systems were paralyzed, trapping passengers, while non-functional traffic signals led to confusion on the streets. Commuters struggled with chaotic intersections as drivers and pedestrians alike were unsure of right-of-way rules. Gerard Ibanez took matters into his own hands by managing traffic himself, illustrating the community response to the crisis amidst widespread disorganization.
The widespread blackout throughout Spain and in several European countries has caused significant disruptions, particularly affecting transportation and communications in Catalonia.
In Barcelona, subways have been blocked and traffic lights out, leading to chaotic intersections where drivers and pedestrians are left uncertain about right of ways.
Gerard Ibanez, taking initiative to manage traffic without working lights, reflects the chaos, stating, 'Someone has to do it, do you know what this is like?'
The situation was aggravated in the Eixample district, where heavy vehicle congestion prevented smooth traffic flow and left pedestrians crossing dangerously between halted cars.
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