Rome's Metro Line A Service Disruption: Replacement Buses Deployed

Monday morning nightmare for the Romans. The service of the Metro Line A in Rome was temporarily suspended and replaced by buses in the section between Termini and Battistini due to a malfunction that occurred around 6:15 in the morning. Around 7:30, Atac announced that its technicians had completed the restoration work on the electrical supply systems. The Metro Line A service is therefore in the process of being reactivated across the entire line. The problem with the systems, the company reports, was caused by an unexpected issue that occurred on site during the night-time work on the line. Metro A, service suspended: replacement buses Termini: -direction Battistini: via Giolitti -direction Termini: center square corner via Cavour Repubblica: -direction Termini: via delle Terme di Diocleziano -direction Battistini: piazza della Repubblica Barberini: via Veneto/corner piazza Barberini Spagna: via Veneto at via Sardegna Flaminio: piazzale Flaminio/end of tram line Lepanto: -direction Battistini: viale delle Milizie corner via Lepanto -direction Termini: viale delle Milizie, at via Lepanto Ottaviano: -direction Battistini: viale delle Milizie corner via Barletta -direction Termini: via Barletta Cipro: via Angelo Emo Baldo degli Ubaldi: via Angelo Emo Cornelia: -direction Battistini: circonvallazione Cornelia at via Bolognini -direction Termini: largo Boccea Battistini: via Battistini The evening closures The inconveniences of this morning are added to those that have been recorded since the beginning of the month due to the early evening closures: from Sunday to Thursday, in fact, the Metro Line A closes at 9 PM for works and is replaced by buses. Furthermore, due to the complete renewal of the escalators, until June 30, the Metro A station of Vittorio Emanuele is completely closed.