Road hauliers staged a new day of protest on 20 October in the area between Torre Annunziata and Castellammare di Stabia, with local reports describing roadblocks, traffic slowdowns and disruption for motorists.

The action continued a mobilisation linked to rising fuel costs and growing economic pressure on the road-haulage sector. Hauliers are seeking measures to contain operating costs and the release of support resources for the sector.

Where disruption was reported

For 20 October, local coverage focused on the Torre Annunziata–Castellammare di Stabia area, without specifying the exact roads, duration or scale of every blockage.

The previous day, 19 October, protest points reported in Torre Annunziata included the Rovigliano area and Via Terragneta. That disruption was connected to routes serving the SS 268 area and to wider traffic problems across Campania.

Drivers travelling between the two towns and toward the SS 268 corridor faced slow-moving traffic and queues. Conditions were described as evolving through the day, so the situation on the ground may have changed after the initial reports.

Part of a wider mobilisation

The local action formed part of a broader Campanian and southern Italian mobilisation by hauliers over fuel costs.

Elsewhere in Campania, lorries were reported stationed near the Nola and Caserta Sud motorway areas, with motorway delays and queues also reported near Caserta Sud and Naples. Protests against fuel costs were also reported in other southern regions.

The sources do not establish whether all of the reported incidents were formally authorised strikes, spontaneous protests or coordinated actions.

What travellers should know

Allow extra time for journeys around Torre Annunziata, Castellammare di Stabia and connecting routes toward the SS 268.

Check local traffic updates before setting out, as no independently verified official traffic bulletin confirming all closures between Castellammare di Stabia and Torre Annunziata on 20 October was available in the reporting reviewed. If you need to travel at peak times, consider postponing non-essential trips or using alternative routes where possible, and expect possible slowdowns near the motorway junctions at Nola, Caserta Sud and Naples that were also affected by the wider protest.