Gas station strike on 25 and 26 January. it’s confirmed. Thus, the government and trade associations were unable to reach an agreement that could have prevented this protest initiative. Faib Confesercenti, Fegica and Figisc-Anisa Confcommercio they returned to explain their position in a joint statement.
The government, instead of opening up to discussing the real problems of the sector, continues to talk about “transparency” and “grey areas” only to hide its responsibility and pollute the debate by assuming the blame for gas station speculation that simply isn’t there. Thus, the restoration of the truth of the facts becomes a priority in order to finally open the debate on the merits.
So, here’s some useful information so you don’t get caught off guard when gas stations close.
First of all, the strike was reduced to 48 hours from the original 60 hours. On a regular networkwill start, exactly today January 24 at 19 always ends at 19:00 on January 26th. As regards, however, motorway networkstrike will be activated today, January 24, at 22:00 and will end at 22:00 on January 26.
Therefore gas stations will remain closed for the strike, including self-service, for 48 consecutive hours. Therefore, during this period it will be much more difficult to refuel with gasoline or diesel fuel, but not impossible. In fact, there are some rules that must be observed in order to be able to offer citizens a guaranteed minimum of services.
For example, on highwaysfactory opening every 100 km. Online “Conference of the Regions” A list of businesses along the highways that will remain open during the strike has been published. Minimum services will also be guaranteed in urban and suburban areas. The strike regulation stipulates that this must be “keep a number of gas stations in working condition for at least 50% of establishments operating on holidays according to the shift schedule“.
In addition, National Association of Autonomous Fuel Managers (Angac) plants that did not join the strike will remain open. However, the 3 trade associations that went on strike represent 70% of the 21/22 thousand fuel plants in Italy.
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Source: HD Motori
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