В Італії страйк водіїв вантажівок продовжили на тиждень

22.10.2026, 00:08◉ 02 min readEditorial team “SHCHO STALOSIA”

У кількох італійських регіонах автоперевізники страйкують через здорожчення пального – страйк водіїв вантажівок вирішили продовжити ще на тиждень. — Укрінформ.

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В Італії страйк водіїв вантажівок продовжили на тиждень

According to Ukrinform, this is reported by Corriere della Sera.

Drivers organized protests along the A1 Rome-Naples highway, as well as along some other state highways. Due to the protests, disruptions in the work of trade establishments and supermarkets are increasing, where goods do not arrive, and shelves remain empty.

The funds were promised yesterday by Transport Minister Salvini and his deputy Edoardo Rixi to Italian road haulage associations and independent trade unions during two meetings with their representatives in Milan.

As Ukrinform reported, Spanish trade unions announced a nationwide strike on housing policy on November 11 – a protest action that will take place a few weeks before the early elections.

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Context

After the meeting of the leader of the trade union of carriers Salvatore Bella with the Minister of Transport of Italy Matteo Salvini, the strike of trucks in some cities, in particular in Sicily, decided to stop. At the same time, in Campania, as well as in Basilicata, Calabria, Molise and in some cities of Puglia, the protest of carriers against high fuel prices will last for another week.

What's next

Road carriers are calling for the introduction of a Spanish model with automatic price adjustments and restrictions on diesel fuel. Consumers, however, reject this offer for fear of further price increases. This issue will be discussed at a new meeting scheduled for October 27.

It is noted that from October 21, payments of tax credits intended for road carriers will begin. These funds were finally released after months of waiting.