The Traffic Police have published the schedule of speed checks in Sardinia for the week ending Sunday, October 18. On Wednesday the 14th, checks were scheduled on the SS 131 Carlo Felice in the provinces of Cagliari and Oristano, and on the SS 729 Sassari-Olbia; from Thursday, monitoring continues on several of the island’s main roads.
The schedule covers the region’s main routes and lists the roads involved on each day. The initiative aims to remind drivers to observe speed limits and drive carefully.
The schedule alternates between sections of the SS 131 Carlo Felice and the SS 131 Diramazione Centrale Nuorese, with checks also on the SS 729 Sassari-Olbia, the SS 125 Orientale Sarda and the SP 2 Pedemontana. Here are the details announced for each day, including the provinces listed in the schedule:
- Wednesday, October 14: SS 131 Carlo Felice in the provinces of Cagliari and Oristano; SS 729 Sassari-Olbia.
- Thursday, October 15: SS 131 Carlo Felice in the Oristano area; SS 131 Diramazione Centrale Nuorese in the provinces of Nuoro and Sassari.
- Friday, October 16: SS 131 Carlo Felice in the Cagliari area; SS 131 Diramazione Centrale Nuorese in the provinces of Sassari and Nuoro; SP 2 Pedemontana in Cagliari.
- Saturday, October 17: SS 125 Orientale Sarda in the provinces of Nuoro and Cagliari; SS 131 Carlo Felice in Oristano; SS 131 Diramazione Centrale Nuorese in the Nuoro area; SS 729 Sassari-Olbia.
- Sunday, October 18: SS 131 Carlo Felice in the provinces of Cagliari and Oristano; SS 131 Diramazione Centrale Nuorese in the provinces of Nuoro and Sassari; SS 729 Sassari-Olbia.
The roads covered therefore change over the course of the week: the SS 131 Carlo Felice appears on every day of the schedule, while the SS 729 Sassari-Olbia is listed for Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. The Diramazione Centrale Nuorese is scheduled from Thursday to Sunday; the SS 125 Orientale Sarda and the SP 2 Pedemontana appear on Saturday and Friday, respectively. Drivers using these roads are urged to maintain an appropriate speed and observe the current limits.


