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Italy road safety measures

2 clusters · 6 sources · last updated

Latest: Italy's Infrastructure Ministry launches technical working group to upgrade SS 1 Aurelia safety

In late July 2026, Italy intensified its focus on road safety. A parliamentary bill introduced by Deputy Marco Ghio called for wider sidewalks, a mandatory 1.5‑metre passing distance for heavy vehicles, easier approval o

Italian bridge infrastructure upgrades

4 clusters · 33 sources · last updated

Latest: Orte, Italy Closes SS 675 for Six Hours to Demolish Malle Viaduct

Since early July 2026 Italy has accelerated replacement and reinforcement of ageing bridges on both road and rail networks. Highlights include the launch of a 103 m steel arch over the Adige at Ravina, the one‑way reopen

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ANAS Italian road upgrades and traffic management

2 clusters · 13 sources · last updated

Latest: Anas warns of “black badge” weekend as over 26 million vehicles travel Italian roads

In late July 2026 the state‑owned road agency ANAS rolled out two high‑profile projects. On 21 July it opened the “Green Island” rest area on the A2 Autostrada del Mediterraneo in Calabria, featuring high‑power electric‑

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Amalfi Coast sustainable tourism and tunnel debate

2 clusters · 11 sources · last updated

Latest: Maiori Council to Vote on ANAS Tunnel Project Amid Opposition

In late July 2026, the mayors of Capri, Amalfi and Sorrento announced a joint Sustainable Tourism Charter to curb overtourism through regulatory tools, crowd‑management measures and an expanded municipal police force, an

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Italy alternating one-way traffic extensions

2 clusters · 4 sources · last updated

Latest: Anas extends alternating one‑way traffic on Sicily’s SS113 and Campania’s SS145

A local citizen group in Gioiosa Marea asked the mayor for clarification on the temporary alternating one‑way scheme imposed on State Road 113 (kilometre 92+000‑92+400) and the ban on trucks over 3.5 tonnes, noting that

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