A new step forward for the completion of the Umbro-Laziale state road 675, on the Terni-Orte-Civitavecchia axis. The route of the last stretch, between Tarquinia and the port of Civitavecchia, has in fact been identified, selected from the four design hypotheses and called ‘Magenta’. A step that was welcomed with great satisfaction by the regional councilor for Infrastructure and Transport Enrico Melasecche in consideration of the strategic nature of the infrastructure, included in the East-West Civitavecchia-Ancona road axis, fundamental for breaking the isolation of Umbria also towards the Tyrrhenian Sea and strengthen the connection between the regions of Central Italy and with the rest of the country, included among the works of national importance.
Therefore, as is specified: “With the identification of the route of the final stretch of the route that crosses Umbria and Lazio, the goal pursued by the Umbria Region as part of its vast area policies is increasingly approaching: the completion of the work, awaited for years by Umbrian citizens and businesses, and which will allow them to reach the commercial and cruise port of Civitavecchia in a shorter time and with greater safety, which is of priority importance for many Umbrian businesses, starting with the Ast Arvedi steelworks in Terni, and for the strengthening of tourist flows towards the region”.
The Regional Council, in this sense: “It immediately committed itself, with requests to Anas and the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, to achieve this result. The news of the imminent start of construction work on the stretch between Monte Romano east and the new Tarquinia junction on the Aurelia bis is therefore also assessed as important and positive, with the construction of which the last urban crossing remaining on the transversal will be eliminated, and at which will connect the final stretch from Tarquinia to the port of Civitavecchia”.
