ROMA. Difficult day today (13 december) for those who travel by public transport. 24-hour national general transport strike proclaimed by rank-and-file unions. The TAR rejected the injunction, “it will be chaos”, says minister Matteo Salvini.
The protest is in force from Thursday 12 december (from 9.00 pm) until Friday 13 December (until 8.59 pm).Strike the staff of rail transport, interested i trains Of Trenitalia,Italo e Trenorth.
Strike of the train USA il December 13th from 00:00 to 23:59. The strike was called by the CUB and SGB unions.
Possible inconveniences and suppressions also for students autobus Now in the following areas: Bolzano and surroundings, Val Sarentino, Merano and surroundings, Val passiria and Bassa Atesina
The usual ones will be in affect guarantee time slots from 06:00 to 09:00 and from 12:00 to 15:00. All routes departing before 09:00 or 15:00 will reach the terminus.
What should commuters know about alternative transport options during the strike in italy?
Interview: Navigating the Upcoming Public Transport Strike in italy
Editor of Time.news: Welcome, Dr. Paolo Rossi, a transport policy expert, to discuss the national public transport strike taking place today, December 13th. This strike has raised critically important concerns for commuters across Italy. Can you start by summarizing the situation?
Dr. Rossi: Thank you for having me.Today marks a challenging day for public transport as a 24-hour national strike has been declared by rank-and-file unions. The strike began on December 12th at 9 PM and will continue until December 13th at 8:59 PM. Trenitalia, Italo, and Trenorth train services, as well as bus services in specific regions, are affected. This disruption has prompted warnings from officials, including Minister Matteo Salvini, who anticipates considerable chaos.
Editor: What are the main reasons behind this strike?
Dr. Rossi: the primary catalyst for the strike is the ongoing labor disputes concerning worker conditions, job security, and wage negotiations. The CUB and SGB unions are particularly vocal in their demands for better wages and working conditions. This isn’t just a local issue; it reflects broader national concerns about the transport sector’s treatment of its workers.
Editor: How can commuters prepare for the implications of this strike?
dr. Rossi: Commuters can take several proactive steps. First, they should check the status of their usual routes and see if they fall within the strike parameters. As an exmaple, there are limited guarantee time slots from 6 AM to 9 AM and from 12 PM to 3 PM when some services will still operate. It’s advisable to plan ahead and use alternative modes of transport or adjust schedules accordingly to avoid being stranded.
Editor: What specific areas are most affected by the bus service disruptions?
Dr. Rossi: The bus service disruptions primarily affect regions including Bolzano, Val Sarentino, merano, val Passiria, and Bassa Atesina. Students and local commuters in these areas should keep a close eye on local updates as service might potentially be intermittent or completely suspended.
Editor: Are there any insights into how this strike might impact the broader transport industry?
Dr.Rossi: Absolutely. This strike could potentially set a precedent for future labor actions in the transport sector. As the demand for better working conditions grows,we may see more strikes not just in Italy but across Europe. the repercussions could also lead to a reevaluation of policies related to public transport labor negotiations, potentially encouraging discussions around worker rights and protections.
Editor: what advice do you have for our readers who rely on public transport?
Dr. Rossi: My best advice is to remain informed. Utilize social media channels and facts hotlines provided by transport services to stay updated on the strike developments. If possible,carpool or use rideshare apps if public transport is too disrupted. staying flexible and planning ahead will help mitigate the inconveniences caused by such strikes.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Rossi, for your valuable insights on this pressing issue. We hope commuters navigate this situation as smoothly as possible.
Dr. Rossi: Thank you for the possibility to discuss this significant topic. Stay safe and informed, everyone!