A heads-up, not a headache
Getting around. Staying informed.
Upcoming GTT strikes (scioperi) in Turin and the hours when service is guaranteed (fasce di garanzia). Check the official notice before travelling.
| Date | What's affected | Hours | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| National general strike (USB) that includes local public transport Listed by the Ministry of Transport. GTT hasn't published its service details yet. | Whole day. For local transport, times are set locally: check GTT's notice for the guaranteed slots | Official notice | |
| National general strike (CGIL), all public and private sectors The Ministry's listing doesn't name local transport specifically. Check GTT before travelling. | Whole working day | Official notice | |
| GTT buses, trams and metro: national strike that names GTT Also affects trains from 21:00 on 20 Nov to 20:00 on 21 Nov. | Whole shift on 21 November. Guaranteed slots will be in GTT's notice | Official notice | |
| National general strike that includes local public transport Listed by the Ministry of Transport. GTT hasn't published its service details yet. | Whole day. For local transport, arrangements are set locally | Official notice |
On a smaller screen, scroll the table sideways for hours and official sources.
How strikes work in Italy
Transport strikes in Italy must be announced in advance, and a minimum service runs during guaranteed time slots (Law 146/1990). In recent GTT strikes, the urban network and metro were guaranteed from 6:00 to 9:00 and 12:00 to 15:00. Outside those slots, buses, trams and the metro may stop. Each strike has its own GTT notice with the exact slots, so always check it.
Strikes are sometimes called off at the last minute, so check the official GTT notice on the day.
Dates come from the Ministry of Transport's official strike list (scioperi.mit.gov.it). We aren't affiliated with GTT.