· Via Baccarini;
· Via C.vo da Cordova;
· Piazza A. Moro;
· Via B. Barletta;
· Via Monfalcone;
· Via Alvisi;
· Via Trani (completion) stretch from Via Misericordia to Piazza XIII February 1503 ac/o Ipercoop roundabout, but also from the latter for completion of zebra crossings and pedestrian crossing c/o TIMAC Agro and intersection with Via Misericordia;
· Via Cavour – stretch from Viale R. Elena to Via Carlo V d’Asburgo;
· Piazza Caduti in Guerra complete with direction signs;
· C.so Garibaldi – taken from Piazza Caduti in Guerra to Via Imbriani;
· Via Roma;
· Via F. D’Aragona;
· Via G. De Nittis;
· Via L. De Nittis;
· Via R. Coletta;
· Via R. Margherita, including new area up to the intersection with Via Foggia;
· Via E. De Nicola;
· Via Lattanzio – Via Traetta completion – zebra stripes and triangles to give way;
· Via Canosa, from the railway overpass to the Via Ponchielli roundabout;
· Via Ponchielli;
· Viale Manzoni;
· Via Leopardi – first stretch only – from Viale Manzoni to the roundabout c/o Palazzetto;
· Via Lattanzio;
· Via Padre Raffaele Di Bari;
· Via Romanelli;
· Via Cesare D. Cioce;
· Via L.do da Vinci;
· Via Barberini (completion from Via P. Ricci to Via G. Falcone and P. Borsellino);
· Via Violante.
“It is an important program – declared Mayor Cosimo Cannito – which also involves roads with a high intensity of daily traffic. There will be inconvenience for both motorists and pedestrians, but at the end of the works Barletta will be even more functional to the needs of citizens. I apologize to you for the delay in the renovation works, which can be attributed to the procedures for the supply of materials. I once again invite you to have the right understanding and civil patience which, from a collaborative perspective, must constantly distinguish us”.
