July 27, 2021 TRAVEL: PIZZIMENTI, SWEET SPEED EXCEPTIONAL TRANSPORT PROCEDURES "The one illustrated today is a project that on the one hand will allow us to speed up the procedures for issuing authorizations for exceptional transport and, on the other, to plan the passage of these vehicles along the entire road network of the partners involved in order to improve the safety of motorists ". For the Regional Councilor for Infrastructures Graziano Pizzimenti, these are the two main objectives that we set out to achieve with the Sweet - Single Window for ExcEptional Transport project - an initiative of cross-border cooperation between the Regions of Friuli Venezia Giulia, Veneto and Carinthia, financed by the Fund European Regional Development and Interreg VA Italy-Austria 2014-2020, illustrated today in Udine during a meeting held at the Regional headquarters. Sweet, a project managed on behalf of the region by Friuli Venezia Giulia Strade SpA, aims to promote better governance of exceptional transport in the cross-border area and aims to spread an integrated mobility solution. Through a single portal (single window), it will be possible to simplify the authorization process and provide real-time monitoring, defining the transport corridors in a clear and joint way, especially as regards border areas. An overall reduction in the time and cost of obtaining authorizations, greater security and better governance of transport in the cross-border area is expected. "Road transport between Italy and Austria - Councilor Pizzimenti highlighted in his speech - is of fundamental importance for the economy of the two countries, which is why projects of this type have a strategic significance. For the same reason, however, it is necessary to guarantee the safety of motorists on the road network, which is another of the objectives to be achieved with the initiative. The intention is to make an activity in this experimental phase become structural, also looking for possible future developments that can improve the management of the road network along the entire network. Knowing in detail the flow of heavy vehicles that travel our roads is an essential fact on the basis of which we can then make medium-long term decisions in the field of mobility ". According to a study carried out by Autovie Venete, present at today's works coordinated by Friuli Venezia Giulia Strade together with the top management of the mobility sector of the Veneto Region and the Austrian partners of Carinthia, it emerged that an average of 6366 requests for exceptional transport are processed annually along the road network of Friuli Venezia Giulia and Veneto; 3815 applications are handled directly by the Venetian Autovie while 2551 are handled indirectly. The sections most affected by the transition from exceptional transport are the A4 between Ronchi dei Legionari and Sistiana but even more the one between Monfalcone and Sistiana. Currently, the time required for issuing permits is 10 days for passage along the motorway network compared to the 15 days required by law. © 2009 - Friuli Venezia Giulia Strade SpA Capuchin staircase, 1 - 34131 Trieste - Cent. Tel. 040 5604200 - Fax 040 5604281 Company subject to the management and coordination of the sole shareholder Regione Autonoma FVG. Tax code. and p. VAT 01133800324 - Share Capital € 10,300,000.00 fully paid-up - Business Register of TS no. 01133800324 - REA 127257 - Certified e-mail: fvgstrade@certregione.fvg.it - ELECTRONIC INVOICING SUPPLIERS PEC: fatturazioneelettronica@fvgs.postecert.it RECIPIENT CODE: MJ1OYNU FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA STRADE SpA QUALITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS UNI EN ISO 9001: 2015, UNI EN ISO 14001: 2015, CERTIFIED BY CERTIQUALITY CONTACTS PRIVACY POLICY ADMIN