Nighttime closures on the Naples ring road: the schedule for the week of July 6-10, 2026.
The night work program continues on the A56 Naples Ring Road which will result in night-time closures of sections and junctions for the entire week, from Monday 6th to Friday 10th July 2026. Here is the complete schedule of scheduled closures, junction by junction.
Monday 6th and Tuesday 7th July (11pm-6am)
Capodichino Airport/Capodimonte section (direction Pozzuoli)
- Road closed between Capodichino Airport and Capodimonte in the direction of Pozzuoli: mandatory exit at Capodichino Airport/Secondigliano
- Entrance junctions closed towards Pozzuoli: Capodichino/Airport, Doganella/Maddalena Avenue, Malta Course (alternative entrance: Capodimonte)
- Service areas closed: AGIP Doganella West ed ESSO West Shield
Arco Felice/Agnano section (direction motorways)
- Road closed between Arco Felice and Agnano towards the highways: mandatory exit at Arco Felice/Pozzuoli
- Entrance junctions closed towards the motorways: Happy Arch, Via Campana (alternative entrance: Agnano)
- Service area closed: ESSO Ancient Bell est
Vomero exit (direction motorways) closed
- Vomero exit closed towards the motorway (alternative exit: Camaldoli)
Tuesday, July 7: Additional closures
In addition to the closures planned for Monday 6th, on Tuesday 7th the following will be added:
- Vomero Exit – Via Cilea closed (23:00 PM - 6:00 AM) — alternative: Vomero – Via Caldieri
- Camaldoli Entrance towards Pozzuoli closed (11pm-6am) — alternative: Arenella
- Exit via Campana towards Pozzuoli closed (24:00-6:00) — alternative: Cuma
- ESSO Antica Campana West Service Area closed (24:00-6:00)
Wednesday 8th and Thursday 9th July (23:00 PM - 6:00 AM)
Capodichino Airport/Secondigliano section (direction Pozzuoli)
- Closed section with mandatory exit at Capodichino Airport (ASPI DT6 Cassino jurisdiction)
- Dismissal Secondigliano Closed in the direction of Pozzuoli (alternative: Capodichino Airport)
- Alternative route: via Oreste Salomone
Hospital Area/Camaldoli section (direction Pozzuoli)
- Closed section with mandatory exit to the Hospital Area
- Entrance Arenella closed in both directions (alternative: C.so Malta in the direction of the motorways, Camaldoli in the direction of Pozzuoli)
- Alternative route: via Pietravalle, via S. Pansini, via D. Montesano, via G. Jannelli
Capodimonte junctions (both directions)
- Dismissal Capodimonte closed in both directions (alternative: Arenella)
- Entrance Capodimonte closed in both directions (alternative: C.so Malta in the direction of the motorways, Camaldoli in the direction of Pozzuoli)
Arco Felice/Agnano section (direction motorways) — continues from Monday
Wednesday 8th, from 11pm to 6am, the closure of the SS Domitiana entrance junction towards the motorways (alternative entrance: Agnano).
Friday, July 10 (24:00 AM - 6:00 AM on the 11th)
The same closures as on Wednesday 8th and Thursday 9th also apply on Friday 10th, but starting from midnight (24:00) instead of 23:00. The closure of the Fuorigrotta exit junction towards the motorways (alternative exit: Vomero).
During the hours and on stretches not affected by the roadworks, traffic remains normal. The Naples Ring Road reminds that, even during road closures, a lane is always left available for emergency and rescue vehicles.
FAQ — A56 Naples Ring Road Closures
What are the closing times?
Night closures are generally in effect from 23:00 PM to 6:00 AM the following day. On Friday, July 10th, they begin at midnight.
Are there any recommended alternative routes?
Yes, alternative routes are indicated for each closed junction. Generally, for stretches towards Pozzuoli, we recommend using the Capodimonte and Camaldoli entrances; for the Phlegraean Fields, use the Agnano junction.
Can emergency vehicles pass through?
Yes, the company informs that at all night construction sites a reserved lane is always maintained for emergency and rescue vehicles.
Where can I find real-time updates?
We recommend consulting the official website tangenzialedinapoli.it and radio information channels such as Isoradio and RTL 102.5.
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