CGIL-UIL strike, resulting in 4 hours of transport disruption on Thursday

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Buses, metro, trains and taxis at risk on Thursday 12 April due to the national strike proclaimed by CGIL and UIL, which lasts 4 hours for all private sectors, except for construction where the stop is 8 hours. After the massacre at the Suviana power plant, the strike was extended to 8 hours in Emilia Romagna for all public and private sectors, including air transport, which was excluded from the abstention at national level. Secure the warranty bands. The strike is under the slogan “Enough is enough” to demand zero deaths at work, a fair tax reform and a new social model of doing business. These are the transport methods.

Trains, stop from 9am to 1pm

In rail transport, the stop for train traffic personnel is from 9am to 1pm. The guarantee period is ensured from 6am to 9am. The stop also affects rail freight transport. The staff assigned to railway contracts, both on the ground (cleaning trains, stations, offices) and traveling (catering, on-board cleaning and accompanying night trains) stops for the second half-shift.

Bus, tram and metro with different timetables in various cities

In local public transport, the 4-hour stop, in compliance with the guarantee periods, is established at local level and not in conjunction with the strike of regional railway transport staff. TO Roma it is from 8pm to midnight; to Torino from 6pm to 10pm; to Genova from 1pm to 5pm; to Firenze from 6pm to 10pm; in Naples (where regional rail transport is excluded) from 9am to 1pm; in Bari from 7.30pm to 11.30pm. TO Milano regular transport: the prefect ordered the ATM metro, tram and bus operators to coincide with the G7 transport and the evening football match.

Taxis, ships and ferries

For taxis and rentals with driver the 4 hours of stop are divided into shifts and guaranteeing minimum services. In maritime transport, the staff on board the ship and the traveling staff on the ferries will stop for the first 4 hours of the shift (excluding essential lines and services).

Highway traffic officers

For the last 4 hours of each work shift, traffic control workers on motorways and Anas will stop (minimum functional services to ensure road traffic safety are guaranteed).