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Editorial Board
05 November 2020 10:28
the new Dpcm as of tomorrow, November 6, 2020, there are significant travel restrictions in the areas of the national territory “characterized from a scenario of high gravity and a high level of risk. “The restrictions apply in particular to regions that are placed in scenarios of type 3 and 4, that is, the red and orange regions.
In these territories, he says, in the decree signed by Conte, any movement both inside and outside “Except for trips motivated by proven work needs or situations of need” or “for health reasons”. In any case, “the movements strictly necessary to ensure the realization of face-to-face teaching are allowed within the limits in which it is allowed.” Finally, “it is allowed to return to one’s own house, home or residence.”
The rules for moving between regions
In Dpcm however, it is established that transit through the territories at risk “is allowed if it is necessary to reach other territories not subject to travel restrictions or in cases where movements are allowed in accordance with this decree.” In other words, the Dpcm allows you to cross the regions in the red or orange band as long as the origin and destination region are in the yellow band. Move between regions’orange ‘and’ red ‘ it is allowed only for reasons of work, health and proven urgency, while it is possible to move freely between the regions of the yellow area.
The rules for moving within the regions and municipalities.
In the orange regions it is also forbidden to enter and leave one municipality to another.
The rules for the red regions are even stricter: within these territories it is in fact forbidden to move, even within the municipality itself, at any time, “except for reasons of work, necessity and health.” Even in the red zones, therefore, there are exceptions to travel: in addition to the aforementioned reasons, you can leave home to do the shopping, accompany your children to school, go jogging and carry out “physical activity” outdoors whenever is close to home.
At yellow and orange regions Movements within the Municipality are prohibited only from 10 pm to 5 am, although the Dpcm recommends “avoiding displacements unnecessary during the day “except for reasons of health, work, study, situations of need.
The self-certification form to justify the movements
In all the cases listed above, to justify the movements you must present or complete self certification. The form is the same one that was prepared for the Dpcm of October 24. You find it on the Viminale website but you can also download it below.
The Travel Self-Certification Form: Download the PDF
Areas at risk
Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte announced yesterday at a press conference at Palazzo Chigi which regions are subject to the softest restrictions and which regions fall into the red and orange areas.
Zones in the yellow area.
Abruzzo, Basilicata, Campania, Emilia-Romagna, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Lazio, Liguria, Marche, Molise, Sardinia, Tuscany, Umbria and Veneto, Province of Trento.
Zones in the orange area.
Puglia and Sicily.
Zone in zona rossa.
Calabria, Lombardy, Piedmont and Valle d’Aosta.
The new regulations will come into force as of tomorrow, November 6, 2020.The Prime Minister specified at the press conference that the regions will remain in the identified risk zone for at least 2 weeks, then in light of the criteria developed by the ISS and the Scientific Technical Committee. , the subdivision may vary. And consequently, with the redefinition of high-risk territories, the rules for displacements they can become softer in some regions and rougher in others.
