Protests and public order · Scheduled
March: Manifestazione nazionale USB contro carovita e riarmo -- Roma
Sat 12 Dec · Roma
Travel impact — our reading
A demonstration is announced. Streets around the route are usually closed and buses, trams and taxis diverted while it lasts; if tension rises, police can close a wider area at short notice. Keep away from the route and allow extra time to reach stations and airports.
Written by DetourData from a published rule table. This is not trip advice, and knowing a risk does not make a trip safe: it tells you what could happen. The rules
Danger table: Low (D)
- D
- Geographic spread
A neighbourhood or a transport hub: 10 to 100 km² (baseline for this kind of event, no specific information) - C
- Volatility and escalation
Moderate: follows the usual pattern, some chance of being worse than announced (baseline for this kind of event, no specific information) - D
- Severity of harm and disruption
Little effect on safety; minor injuries seen at a local clinic (baseline for this kind of event, no specific information) - D
- Unplanned costs
Minor: extra baggage fees, transport surcharges (baseline for this kind of event, no specific information)
A is the worst grade, E the mildest. The rank is the mean of the criteria that apply: it orders events, it is not a probability and it does not say a trip is safe. How we grade
Sources
- Page cited on the Mappa delle mobilitazioni (verified events) — Event found on the Mappa delle mobilitazioni (mappadellarivolta.org); the link goes to the page the map cites for it
Last verified at source: 9 Nov 2026, 15:55
Published 38.2 days before the window
Status history
- 3 Nov 2026, 18:55 — Announced, awaiting confirmation
- 4 Nov 2026, 18:55 — Confirmed (still listed by the source 24 h later)