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SITA S.p.A. Sede Regionale della Campania Area commerciale AVVISO AL PUBBLICO Si porta a conoscenza della Spett.le Clientela che a far data dal 18 ottobre p.v. saranno attuati i nuovi orari scolastici che relativamente alle località di partenza saranno articolati come segue: AGEROLA S.Lazzaro – Bomerano – Bv. Conca Amalfi 6.35 7.30 S.Maria – Bomerano – Bv. Conca Amalfi 6.45 7.30 Bomerano – Bv. Conca Amalfi 6.50 7.30 S.Lazzaro – Bomerano – Bv. Conca Vettica I.T.T. 6.35 7.50 diretta per Vettica I. T. T. TOVERE – CONCA Paese Tovere - Bv. Conca – Conca Paese Amalfi 6.55 7.30 prosegue per Minori - Maiori POGEROLA Pogerola Amalfi 7.10 7.30 prosegue per Minori - Maiori Pogerola Amalfi 7.20 7.40 SORRENTO - POSITANO S.Agata – Positano - Praiano Amalfi 6.05 7.30 prosegue per Minori - Maiori Sorrento – Positano - Praiano Amalfi 6.30 8.00 RAVELLO - SCALA Minuta – S.Pietro – Pontone - Minori - 6.45 7.50 diretta per Minori - Castiglione Maiori Maiori Sambuco - Ravello Amalfi 7.05 7.35 Scala - Ravello Amalfi 7.05 7.35 TRAMONTI Chiunzi – Campinola – Bv. Polvica - Amalfi 6.55 7.45 Maiori - Minori Bv. Cesarano – Capitignano – Amalfi 6.35 7.45 Corsano – Bv. Polvica – Maiori Polvica – Bv.Polvica Maiori 7.20 7.40 SALERNO Vietri – Cetara – Maiori - Minori Amalfi 6.30 7.45 Ex 7.45 da Salerno MAIORI Maiori Vecite – Maiori - Minori Amalfi 7.20 7.45 Maiori centro - Minori Amalfi 7.25 7.45 AMALFI – MINORI - MAIORI Amalfi – Atrani - Minori Maiori 7.30 7.50 AMALFI – VETTICA I.T.T. Amalfi – Bv. Lone Vettica I.T.T. 7.40 7.55 AMALFI – SORRENTO Amalfi – Praiano - Positano Sorrento 6.20 8.00 Ex ore 6.30 da Amalfi Praiano – Positano - Cavone Sorrento 7.00 7.55 Salerno, li 11 ottobre 2010 AC/sf n 87/10. Il Responsabile SITA S.p.A. Sede Regionale della Campania Area commerciale AVVISO AL PUBBLICO Si porta a conoscenza della Spett.le Clientela che a far data dal 18 ottobre p.v. saranno attuati i nuovi orari scolastici che relativamente alle località di partenza saranno articolati come segue: Autolinea: AMALFI – MINORI – MAIORI – SALERNO Partenze da Amalfi: 5.15 – 6.00 – 6.30 – 7.00 – 7.30 - 7.50 – 8.00 – 8.30 - 9.00 successivamente saranno validi gli orari già pubblicati; Partenze da Salerno: 6.00 – 6.30 – 7.15 – 8.00 – 9.00 – 10.00 – 11.00 – 11.30 – 12.00 – 12.45 - 13.30 successivamente saranno validi gli orari già pubblicati. Tutte le variazioni sopra descritte, nonché eventuali e/o ulteriori modifiche che si renderanno necessarie, saranno pubblicate sui nuovi quadri orario a partire dal 1° novembre 2010. Salerno, li 11 ottobre 2010 AC/sf n 87/10. Il Responsabile .

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