"Good news for road transport. The government recognizes the error and backtracks, thus avoiding the scenario that would have seen the anti-mafia certification precluded only to those companies affected by prefectural interdiction communication and not from the "simple" anti-mafia prefectural information as is the case today". This was underlined by the president of Ruote Libere - L'Autotrasporti, Cinzia Franchini, announcing that, with a counter-amendment to the Infrastructure Decree-Law, the executive deleted the amendment that had been passed last week in the Transport Committee. "The hypothesis of restricting in a way The field of anti-mafia controls is significant - he explained Franchini - would have opened the doors of the transport further goods to organized crime, so the reversal is good of course as we hoped".

'The requirement of good repute, which is essential for the companies for registration in the Road Transport Register and therefore for allow them to carry out their activity - continued the president of Ruote Libere - must be attributed to the realities economic and not to those affected by prefectural information and therefore concretely at risk of being infiltrated by the mafia. Road haulage is a sector where mafia roots have strongly compromised, over decades, the most elementary rules of competition of the free market by relegating often on the margins, companies that comply with the rules, favoring those in the smell of the mafia, where the road haulage activity is negligible compared to other traffic and utilities. The jerseys controls must be tightened and certainly not expanded. If the government has realized that you have made a mistake is good news, the way to go is still very long, but this change of course goes into the right direction."