The prefect of Naples is coordinating the traffic task force. Traffic controls and rescue operations have been stepped up. Two traffic stops have been implemented at the Fuorigrotta exit for the match and at Doganella for the cemetery. Highways: "Patrols are being increased to manage traffic jams."
Naples – The anti-chaos plan for the All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day long weekend has been launched. Prefect Michele di Bari coordinated the traffic management effort, convening a task force at the prefecture with all stakeholders: from the police force to ANAS, from highway companies to the Civil Protection Department, the Port Authority, and the local police.
The goal is to manage the expected flow of motorists on Campania's roads, on a weekend marked by exoduses, football matches, and traditional cemetery visits. The Traffic Police have already stepped up surveillance on all major thoroughfares, from the Tangenziale to the highways. Operations centers have also been strengthened, with a constant eye on the cameras monitoring traffic on the Naples Ring Road.
Two closures should be marked in red on your navigation system. The first, already in effect today, Saturday, November 1st, to allow for the Napoli-Como match: the Fuorigrotta exit will be closed starting at 7:00 PM.
The second, scheduled for both Sunday, November 1st and Monday, November 2nd, concerns access to the Naples Cemetery: the Doganella exit on the ring road will be closed to private vehicles from 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. During those times, only public and emergency vehicles will be allowed to pass.
The meeting at the prefecture revealed a joint effort to prevent emergencies. Autostrade per l'Italia and Autostrade Salerno Pompei Napoli have increased the number of patrols to manage traffic and potential accidents.
Anas has taken the same approach, reinforcing its maintenance and emergency response teams on all roads under its jurisdiction, where there are currently no active roadworks. This deployment of forces is aimed at preventing the traditional All Saints' Day holiday from turning into a nightmare for residents.
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The article discusses a traffic plan for the All Saints' Day long weekend, but it doesn't fully explain how it will work. I hope the measures implemented will be truly effective in avoiding traffic and inconvenience to residents. It will be interesting to see how it goes.