Today’s transport strike, public transport is in danger: what’s happening in Rome, Milan and Naples Timelines

A 24-hour national strike for today, Friday 7 July, has been called by the Ittihad Al-Faisa Union. Difficult movements to be expected in Italian cities, with workers in the sector who will cross their arms at different time periods and according to the regions, even if – as always – the guarantee periods will be respected. For Fisha Convil, the strike is the legitimate protest against the employers’ associations’ unwillingness in the now inevitable confrontation of the inclusion of essential amendments in the National Collective Labor Agreement.

The situation in Milan, Rome and Naples

Meanwhile, the strike in Milan did not seem to have had any consequences. After the guarantee period expired at 8.45am, the ATM told the Milan transport company, all vehicles continued to turn: all subway lines were also open after 8.45am. Buses, trams and trolleybuses are in service, he reads a note. In Rome, however, the strike affects the entire Atac network and the entire RomaTpl network (including trams, metro, Cotral urban and regional buses and trains on the Termini-Centocelle, Metromare and Roma-Nord lines). Metro A is currently closed; possible delays on the metro B / B1 and on the Termini-Centocelle line; set counter C; Possible reductions in travel for buses and trams, explains Roma Servizi per la Mobility. In Naples, on the other hand, the Yves workers stopped.