Four regions, four routes: safety, environment and transport
An urban-safety project, support for agricultural equipment, a postponed opening for haulage businesses and an extension for transport operators: this regional round-up distinguishes who should act and the stage each measure has reached.[5][6][9]
The Sicilian item concerns a deadline set for 13 November, not a discount on passenger season tickets.[8]
## North — Emilia-Romagna: a Bologna project, not an application window
On 12 November the Region announces its agreement with Bologna city council for “Città in relazione - 2026”: a total investment of €500,000, focusing particularly on the station–Montagnola–university area.[5]
Plans include stronger lighting and video surveillance, continued Street tutor conflict-mediation work and shared care of public spaces.[5]
The project includes support for shopkeepers and condominium associations to adopt passive security systems, but the page provides no individual application window.[5]
Residents and businesses should follow the city’s subsequent instructions: a funded agreement is not the same as an application process already open.
## Centre — Tuscany: check the land before buying a shredder
The electric-shredder call, published in the regional bulletin on 13 May, covers citizens owning or jointly owning land with tree crops in the 31 listed municipalities in the Florence, Lucca and Prato–Pistoia areas.[6]
It does not cover Tuscany indiscriminately: the page requires at least 500 square metres, including contiguous parcels added together, and specific cadastral classifications.[6]
The requirements section states an altitude at or below 200 metres, while the introduction says below 200: applicants exactly at the boundary should check the official call and FAQs before buying.[6]
Support reaches €1,200; online applications using SPID, CIE or CNS run from 25 May to 4 p.m. on 30 April 2027, unless resources run out earlier.[6]
This is a reminder of an existing call, not a new incentive announced on 13 November; the page’s funding counter is dated 5 November and is not presented as live availability.[6]
## South — Calabria: the application window has yet to open
The regional notice dated 4 November postpones opening of the “Caro Carburante” haulage-business support platform to 10 a.m. on 18 November.[9]
The delay follows requests from businesses and trade associations about complex documentation: the Region describes the additional time as an opportunity to prepare applications correctly.[9]
The window is to remain open until an announcement of closure when resources are exhausted; the other provisions of DDG 18546 of 30 October and its attachments remain unchanged.[9]
Operators should prepare their documents and read the call on Calabria Europa rather than try to apply under a timetable that still places opening in the future.[9]
This is not a payment for private motorists or a new measure announced on 13 November.[9]
## Islands — Sicily: an extension for operators, no invented closing time
Decree DDG 2974 of 11 November extends to 13 November the expression-of-interest deadline for urban and interurban local-public-transport operators seeking funding for vehicles and associated fuelling or charging infrastructure.[8]
Its operative article states the new date without repeating a time; the preamble recalls 1 p.m. for the previous 5 November deadline.[8]
We do not turn that reference into a verified new closing hour: operators should check DDG 2772 and its unchanged attachments or seek confirmation from the Department.[8]
For passengers, the measure concerns fleet renewal, not an individual bonus or vehicles whose entry into service has already been documented.[8]
## Sources
[5] https://www.regione.emilia-romagna.it/notizie/2026/novembre/accordo-di-programma-tra-regione-e-comune-di-bologna
[6] https://www.regione.toscana.it/it/-/bando-biotrituratori-elettrici-2026
[8] https://www.regione.sicilia.it/system/files/2026-11/DDG2974del11.11.2026decretoAPPROVAZIONEBANDODM81-20_DM445-25_Prorogatermini_signed.pdf
[9] https://www.regione.calabria.it/caro-carburante-rinviata-al-18-novembre-2026-lapertura-della-piattaforma-per-le-domande-di-contributo-alle-imprese-di-autotrasporto