The 4 March Via Epomeo, in the Soccavo district, will be closed to traffic on the occasion of a Carnival event
The Carnival events in Naples are really numerous, among parades of wagons and parties, just as many are the events organized in the rest of Campania.
On the occasion of these events, however, even the city traffic may undergo changes to allow the smooth running of the events. This is the case of the temporary change of the traffic device in Via Epomeo, in the Soccavo district.
Along the way, the 4 March, Will be held on Carnevalepomeo, which will start at 16 and will end at 23.30 hours.
During these hours, via Epomeo will be closed between the Giustiniano roundabout and via Servio Tullio, with the exception of the section between the intersections with via Paolo della Valle / Nicolò Garzilli and via Montevergine / Antonino Pio.
Il traffic ban it will also be valid for Via Spartaco and in the stretch of via Montevergine between via Erasmo Percopo and via Epomeo.
Regarding the bus routes, the C7 lines, C12, C32 e C33 they will suffer the following deviations from 15 hours to 23.30 hours:
C7
from Tecchio in via A. Pio turn right into via Nerva, right into via T. Ostilio, via Giustiniano, via Po, via Piave, via Giustiniano, Epomeo roundabout, Tang junction. Plain / Soccavo and own route;
C12
from Pianura via S. Tullio, via Adriano, via Nerva, via T.Ostilio, viale Traiano and its own itinerary; from Piazza Vittoria, at the Epomeo roundabout, it reverses the direction of travel, continuing along Via Giustiniano, turning right into Via T. Ostilio, via Nerva, via Adriano, via S. Tullio, via Epomeo and its own route;
C32
from Giustiniano along via A. Pio, on the right via Nerva, on the right via Giustiniano up to the Epomeo roundabout, via Pigna and its own path; return, via Pigna, via Giustiniano until the station;
C33
from Vomero arrived at the Epomeo roundabout reverses the direction of travel and continues along Via Giustiniano, on the right along Via T. Ostilio, via Nerva, via Adriano, via S. Tullio, via Epomeo and its own path; return from via Cinzia, reached via Epomeo, turning into via S. Tullio, via Adriano, via Nerva, on the right via T. Ostilio, via Giustiniano, via Piave and its route.
