Timetables, relevant trains and bands are guaranteed

Milan, 22 July 2023 – Difficult start to the week Passengers from Lombardy. On Monday, July 24, As a result, workers of local public transport companies can stop all over Italy A strike Organized by USB Private Union. According to a special portal report of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, the strike was announced on July 10 and will last for 4 hours.

Can only join strike Employees of the infrastructure manager Ferrovienord SpA And this may have repercussions on the service provided From Trenard. Not involved Guaranteed hours. Metro, Bus and Tram, Instead, they will continue to circulate: the ATM has announced that it is not receiving subscriptions.

A strike is expected Monday 24 July from 09:01 to 13:00. Trains exclusively on the FerrovieNord route depart from the departure station at 9:00 and arrive at their final destination. For trains arriving/departing from the RFI network, departure times from Milano Povisa and Ceregno stations should be considered.

They will be Running trains are affected Exclusively on Northern Railway Network (Milan Cadorna – Canzo/Asso, Como Lago/Novara Nord/Laveno/Varese, Brescia/Iseo – Edolo, suburban lines “S2”, “S3” and “S4” and for the area managed by Ferrovienord, suburban lines “S1” and “S13”); Also involved Airport connections “Milan Cadorna/Milan Central/Milan Porta Garibaldi – Malpensa Airport” and “S50 Malpensa Airport – Bellinzona”.

Road-only trains are not involved RFI Railway Network, But they will Possible consequences On the following mixed management lines: “S1” Saronno – Milan Passante – Lodi; “S9” Saronno – Ceregno – Milan – Albayrate; “S13” Milan Bovisa – Pavia.

If trains are not running, the following will be installed for airport connections only: Bus between Milan Catorna and Malpensa Airport (From Milan Cadorna they will depart via Paleogaba 1); Bus for route “S50” between Busto Arsizio FS and Malpensa Airport.

Among the reasons for the workers’ protest – as will be briefly explained – now The never-ending struggle to renew the National Collective Bargaining Agreement, but lays claim on Minimum wage, workplace safety and freedom to strike.