Yet another Friday of passion for public transport throughout Italy. In addition to the 24-hour national strike called by the Orsa (the Organization of Autonomous and grassroots trade unions of the transport sectors and the state railways), the protest of the CGIL is added in Rome, Turin and Bologna as part of the package of regional strikes against labor reform.
Let's see what the times and methods of the strike will be in the main Italian cities:
Roma
In the capital they are even three strikes. In addition to the ATAC employees, those of will also cross their arms Rome Mobility Services and Rome Tpl, to which will also be added the 24-hour stop called by the Faisa Cisal. In particular, for the transport managed by Atac, the protest will endanger the entire network of buses, trolleybuses, trams, subways and urban railways Rome-Lido, Rome-Giardinetti and Rome from 8.30 to 17 and from 20 at the end of service. -North. The 4-hour strike called by Filt-Cgil will affect all 9.30 bus connections managed by the Roma Tpl consortium from 13.30 to 78; the 24-hour one, announced by Faisa-Cisal, will concern only lines 8.30, 17, 20, 028, 030 and 031 from 032 to 036 and from 778 to the end of service.
TURIN
Public transport Gtt and the subway, with the exception of line 19, they stop from 17.45 to 21.45. The 8-hour provincial general strike called by Filter Cgil, however, will lead to the subway stop from 9 to 12 and from 15 to 18.
BOLOGNA
Stops from 11 to 15 i Tper employees: stop for buses for buses and coaches Atc and Fer. For urban, suburban and extra-urban buses, only trips from the central terminus to the suburbs and vice versa from the service start time until 10.45 am will be guaranteed.
MILAN
In order not to hinder the flow of visitors to the Salone del Mobile, in Milan the ATM strike has been revoked. Buses, trams and subways will travel regularly. The only problems could arise for connections with Malpensa or Linate airports.
TRAINS
From 21pm tomorrow to the same time as Sunday trains will stop throughout Italy, without prejudice to the guaranteed time slots for commuters.
