The roundabout of the Cerva will be open until half an hour after the passage. In the field, police, police and volunteers to avoid queues and inconvenience
BELLUNO. On Monday the pink caravan of the Giro d’Italia is called to perhaps the decisive stage for the award of the trophy, from Sacile to Cortina. Cyclists will also pass through Belluno and numerous changes to road traffic are planned, based on the ordinance issued by the Prefect.
Path
The entrance to the municipal area will take place in Levego (cyclists will arrive from Rione Santa Caterina), then the caravan will cross via Miari, Ponte Dolomiti, via Sarajevo, via dell’Anta, via Lungardo, via San Biagio, via Gabelli, via Tissi, at the intersection of the court it will turn into viale Fantuzzi and then go up along via Col di Lana, via Gregorio XVI, via Fratelli Rosselli, via Agordo, via Cordevole and via Igino D’Incà to reach the Mas. From here the cyclists will continue to La Stanga and Agordo, to then tackle the Dolomite passes and land in Cortina
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Roads closed
The roads will be closed two and a half hours before the passage of cyclists and until needs cease, approximately from 10 to 13.30, along the race course. The Belluno galleries (that of Conad) and that of Col Cavalier will be closed. You will not even cross the Ponte della Vittoria.
How to move
Cyclists will also pass through the Cerva roundabout, which however is located in a fundamental axis of the city traffic and which will therefore be passable until shortly before the race.
Access to the Lambioi car park is guaranteed: vehicles coming from the left Piave can access from via Monte Grappa and Ponte Bailey, those coming from Ponte nelle Alpi and all the hamlets of Oltrardo (Cavarzano, Fiammoi, but also Baldenich, etc.) will be able to pass through via Vittorio Veneto, via Internati e Deportati, reach San Gervasio and from here head to Lambioi via via Dei Dendrofori.
Task force
To limit the inconvenience, the police bodies will be able to allow the transit of cars up to half an hour before the passage of cyclists. This was confirmed by the commander of the local police, Roberto Rossetti: “In urban areas we will try to limit queues and inconvenience to citizens”. All the police will be on duty “to ensure safety together with the other police forces,” continues Rossetti. 45 Civil Protection volunteers are also on the field to manage traffic. Info on the Municipality website.