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November 7, 2025, begins with traffic on Italian highways characterized primarily by weather conditions that reduce visibility, such as fog reported on various highway sections, and some closures related to scheduled roadworks. The most notable examples are the fog banks between the A1 Junction/Rome North Branch and Anagni on the A1 Milan-Naples motorway, with visibility reduced to 100 meters for over 70 km, and the closure for roadworks at the A13/A14 Bologna-Taranto junction. Below are details of the most significant events, route by route, with schedules and useful information for those traveling today.

A1 Milan-Naples

1:55 AM – A1 Junction/Rome North Branch and Anagni. Fog is present with visibility of 100 meters along the entire stretch in both directions . Direction: both. The affected stretch runs from kilometer 603.9 to kilometer 531.0, for a total length of 72.9 km. Pay particular attention when driving.

Description: Fog in patches between the A1 junction/Rome North branch and Anagni with visibility 100 metres.

00:31 – Frosinone and Ceprano: Patchy fog with visibility of 130 meters in both directions . Direction: both. The stretch covers from kilometer 642.0 to 633.3 for a length of 8.7 km. Traffic may be subject to delays.

Description: Fog in banks between Frosinone and Ceprano with visibility of 130 meters.

00:27 – Arda West: Gas station closure due to system failure on the Naples route. Direction: Naples. The Arda West service area will remain closed until the failure is resolved.

Description: The Arda West service area has a filling station closed due to a system failure.

A12 Genoa-Rome

00:10 – Between Rapallo and Recco. The section is closed for scheduled roadworks until 06:00 on November 7 , 2025, towards Genoa. The closure affects the section from km 22.8 to km 28.4, for a total length of 5.6 km. Recommended entry point towards Genoa: Recco.

Description: Closed between Rapallo and Recco until 6:00 AM on November 7, 2025, for roadworks. Recommended entry point towards Genoa: Recco.

A13 Bologna-Padua

01:40 – A13/A14 Bologna-Taranto junction. The junction is closed to traffic due to roadworks, coming from Padua towards the Milan-Naples motorway, until 05:00 on 7 November 2025.

Heading towards Bologna

Alternatively, we recommend entering Bologna Casalecchio on the A1-A14 Bologna Casalecchio ring road and exiting at Bologna Arcoveggio when arriving from Padua.

Description: The A13/A14 Bologna-Taranto junction will be closed to traffic until 5:00 AM on November 7, 2025, when traveling from Padua toward the Milan-Naples motorway due to roadworks. Recommended entrance for the Milan-Naples motorway: Bologna Casalecchio on the A1-A14 Bologna Casalecchio slip road. Recommended exit for traveling from Padua: Bologna Arcoveggio.

A14 Bologna-Taranto

00:11 – Poggio Imperiale and Foggia. Fog along the entire stretch in both directions , visibility reduced to 80 meters. Direction: both . Between km 554.1 and km 507.0 for a distance of 47.1 km. Use caution.

Description: Fog in banks between Poggio Imperiale and Foggia with visibility 80 meters.

A24 Rome-Teramo

02:03 – Carsoli-Oricola and Tagliacozzo. Banks of fog with visibility reduced to 80 meters in both directions . Direction: both. 10.6 km affected between km 61.25 and km 50.633.

Description: Fog in banks between Carsoli-Oricola and Tagliacozzo with visibility 80 meters.

A27 Venice – Belluno

00:53 – Vittorio Veneto Sud and Belluno Strong winds reported along the entire stretch in both directions . Direction: both. The stretch extends from km 66.8 to km 58.9, for a length of 7.9 km.

Description: Strong winds between Vittorio Veneto south and Belluno

Source: Autostrade per l'Italia

This article was written with the aid of artificial intelligence systems and subsequently reviewed and evaluated by humans.

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