A train strike is expected to cause widespread disruption across Italy today.
Passengers travelling with Trenitalia, Italo, Trenord, and regional operators are likely to endure delays and cancellations during the 23-hour walkout, due to continue till midnight.
The strike is part of an ongoing dispute regarding contract conditions and safety standards on Italy’s railways.
Essential services will operate at certain times, but many long-distance, regional and commuter trains will be disrupted. You can see a list of guaranteed trains here.
Some high-speed services operated by Trenitalia and Italo, including Frecciarossa and Italo EVO trains, might be cancelled.
Major cities including Rome, Milan, Florence, Venice, and Naples are likely to experience significant interruptions.
Travellers are advises to check the official train line apps and websites – including ViaggiaTreno – for the latest updates. Trenitalia and Italo will publish updated timetables for guaranteed minimum services, and may offer alternatives, including rebooking or refund options.
