
24-hour mobilization proclaimed by autonomous trade unions starting from 9.18pm on Monday 7 September.
A 24-hour national rail strike, proclaimed by independent unions, will cause disruption and possible cancellations on Regional, Intercity and High Speed trains from 9.18pm on 7 September to 9.00pm on 8 September.
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24-hour national strike proclaimed by various independent trade unions in the rail transport sector.
Risks of delays and cancellations from this evening until Tuesday for rail transport due to the 24-hour national strike proclaimed by various independent trade unions.
The mobilization will start at 9.18pm this evening, Monday 7 September, and will end at 9.00pm tomorrow, Tuesday 8 September, with possible disruption to Regional, Intercity and High Speed trains.
For Trenitalia regional transport, the essential services provided on weekdays in the time slots from 6:00 to 9:00 and from 18:00 to 21:00 will be guaranteed. The strike will not affect local public transport.
Passengers who intend to abandon the trip can request a refund from the time the strike is announced until the departure time of the train booked for Intercity and Frecce and until midnight of the day before the strike for Regional trains. Trenitalia also reports that possible changes to the service could occur even before the start and after the conclusion of the strike. Real-time updates on guaranteed trains are provided on the Trenitalia and Italo websites.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Possible disruption and changes to train service until Tuesday evening.
Very likely · Within days

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