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A24: Nighttime Closure at the Tivoli Interchange

Due to pavement maintenance, the Tivoli Interchange will be closed from 9:00 p.m. on July 24 through 6:00 a.m. the following day, according to the following schedule and procedures:

  • The closure of the A24 highway on-ramp applies only to traffic coming from local roads and heading toward Rome; consequently, on the aforementioned days and times, for vehicles coming from Tivoli and heading toward Rome, we recommend using Via Polense and Via di Lunghezzina to enter the A24 highway at the Lunghezza Interchange, or alternatively, you may use Via Tiburtina/Valeria (SS5) toward Rome.
  • the closure of the A24 highway exit ramp, limited to traffic coming from the A25/L’Aquila/Teramo and heading toward the local road network in Tivoli; Consequently, on the aforementioned days and times, vehicles coming from the A25/L’Aquila/Teramo and heading toward Tivoli may exit the A24 highway at the Vicovaro/Mandela Interchange and continue on State Road 5 (SS 5) Tiburtina Valeria, at the Castel Madama Interchange and continue on the SP33, or at the Lunghezza Interchange and take Via di Lunghezzina and Via Polense.
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