Truck drivers and farmers blocked motorway entrances in the Nola and Caianello areas, in what Il Mattino described as a "venerdì nero" for transport. The reported grievances concerned the rising cost of living and fuel prices.
The available report describes the action as developing, and does not establish the protest's exact date, duration or final traffic impact.
A related farmers' protest in the Caserta area involved about 50 tractors and more than 200 demonstrators. During that action, the Capua motorway tollbooth was closed for approximately two hours, with traffic diverted through Caianello and Santa Maria Capua Vetere and disruption reported in the surrounding area.
Reported agricultural grievances included increased operating costs, fuel prices, agricultural income tax, and European and national agricultural policies.
The sources do not independently confirm whether the Nola and Caianello blockades were coordinated with the Caserta-area protest. No verified casualty, arrest or damage information was found in the acquired documents.
