Tomorrow, Monday 6 May, the third stage of the Giro d’Italia will pass through the Asti area and closures of the roads are expected roads closed in the province of Asti
On the occasion of the “Novara – Fossano”, with departure from Novara at 1.10 pm and arrival of the last competitor expected in Fossano at approximately 5.22 pm, the race route will cross the territory of the Municipalities of Cortiglione in the Asti area , Belveglio, Mombercelli, Montaldo Scarampi, Vigliano d’Asti, Mongardino, Asti, Isola d’Asti and Costigliole d’Asti. The roads affected by the event, SP 3 – SP 15 – SP 15/C – SP 59 – SS 231, will remain closed to traffic, in both directions, at least two hours and thirty minutes before the start of the sporting competition.
From the roadmap it is The entry of the runners is expected in the province of Asti between 3.14pm and 3.24pm in Crociera a Cortiglione. In Montegrosso there will be the flying finish line; the runners will enter the province of Cuneo around 4pm. Also in this case, about an hour and a half before the passage of the cyclists, there will be the transit of the advertising caravan.
The reopening of the circulation of vehicles and pedestrians will take place exclusively after the transit of the traffic police escort motor vehicle with a “green” flag, which will escort the last professional runner and therefore after the passage of the Organization vehicle bearing the “end of race” sign. ”.
We remind you that the 4th stage “Acqui Terme – Andora” will also touch the Asti area, in the early afternoon of Tuesday 7 May, in the municipality of Mombaldone. The road affected by the event, SS 30, will remain closed to traffic, in both directions, at least two hours and thirty minutes before the sporting competition takes place. The passage of the runners is expected around 1pm. The advertising caravan at 11.24am. Also in this case, the reopening of the circulation of vehicles and pedestrians will take place exclusively after the transit of the motor vehicle of the traffic police escort with a “green” flag, which will escort the last professional runner and therefore after the passage of the motor vehicle of the organization carrying the “end of race” sign.
