Tomorrow, Friday September 9 2022, there will be one national strike of all train drivers and capitreno which will cause cancellations and changes in the train transport service for most of the day.
Also to Napoli there could be a lot of inconvenience because they could occur cancellations, suppressions and delays for subways, bus e Funicular in a very delicate moment, that of early September. In fact, between those who return to work and the beginning of the school year, there are thousands of people who need to move every day using means of transport.
Companies are involved Trenitalia, Italo, Trenord e Trenitalia e Tper.
The strike times
The strike will last for 8 hours starting from 9.00 to 17.00, without interruptions.
ANM, EAV and metro line 2 in Naples: the situation
Currently there are no official notices from the EAV, which controls Cumana and Circumvesuviana.
While ANM, that manages bus, metro line 1 and Funiculars, officially stated that they will not join the strike.
La subway line 2instead, it is part of Trenitalia which has officially joined, so there may be cancellations and delays for these trains.
Other Trenitalia trains in Naples: guaranteed trains
Many Arrows, Intercity and regional trains will be abolished, therefore short, medium and long range journeys.
To get information about your train, you can:
- use the Trenitalia app;
- consult i guaranteed trains in Campania and Naples on the Trenitalia website
- go to the Infomobility section of the website Trenitalia
- consult the social channels of the FS Italiane Group;
- call the toll-free number 800 89 20 21;
- lots of info will also be given in the ticket offices and assistance offices of the railway stations, at self-service shops and in affiliated travel agencies.
The causes of the strike: too many attacks on board
As reported by the unions Filt Cgil, Fit Cisl, Uiltrasporti, Ugl Ferrovieri, Fast Confsal and Orsa, who have called the strike, the situation is very serious because more and more often there are attacks on the personnel on board of trains.
In recent months, more and more train drivers, captains and other staff members have been subjected to attacks and in August there was an escalation who now did say enough.
That's why tomorrow they will cross their arms, especially because there were no interventions by employers, neither from the point of view of increasing resources nor of greater support for front line staff.
