What's Happening
On June 11, 2026, a nationwide work stoppage has been called, which will affect a significant part of the transport sector, with a particular focus on personnel in companies operating in the railway sector. The strike will last for 8 hours, scheduled from 9:01 AM to 5:00 PM. This mobilization, announced by the CAT union, could cause significant disruptions to train traffic across Italy.
Who Is Affected
The main individuals involved in this strike are workers employed in companies operating in the railway sector. This includes, but is not limited to, train drivers, conductors, station staff, and other personnel involved in the management and maintenance of railway infrastructure and services. The work stoppage involves CAT personnel and is valid nationally, therefore repercussions could be felt on all lines and services.
How to Prepare
Facing a strike of this magnitude, it is crucial to plan your travel in advance. If you plan to use the train on June 11, 2026, we recommend that you:
- Check train schedules: Consult official communications from railway transport companies for any changes or cancellations.
- Consider alternatives: Evaluate alternative means of transport such as buses, subways (where available), or carpooling.
- Depart earlier or postpone your trip: If possible, try to leave a few hours earlier or postpone your trip until after 5:00 PM on June 11.
- Inquire about guaranteed minimum services: In case of a strike, essential services are usually guaranteed. Check which these services will be.
Stay Ahead with C'è Sciopero
The best strategy to deal with strikes is to be constantly updated. C'è Sciopero is the free app for iOS and Android that warns you in advance about strikes in the transport, school, and healthcare sectors, both locally and nationally. Receive timely push notifications and consult all the necessary information to best plan your days.
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