On Friday 4 April 2025, starting at 10:00 AM, the conference "The road haulage reform turns 20: Legislative Decree 286/2005 between lights and shadows" will be held in Aula Bachelet (Building A, first floor, left wing) at the University of Trieste. The event is promoted by the Department of Legal, Language, Interpreting and Translation Studies (IUSLIT), in collaboration with the Department of Economic, Business, Mathematical and Statistical Sciences (DEAMS).

The meeting will open with the presentation of the new Advanced Training Course in “Logistics Management. Law, Finance and Business Administration”, organised by the IUSLIT and DEAMS Departments in partnership with the Federtrasporti Group.

Following the institutional greetings from Cristina Amirante, Regional Councillor for Infrastructure and Territory, and from the Heads of Department Gianpaolo Dolso (IUSLIT) and Donata Vianelli (DEAMS), the conference will be moderated by Daniele di Ubaldo, Editor-in-Chief of the journal Uomini e Trasporti.

Experts, institutional representatives and members of the main trade associations in the sector will take part in the discussion, including Enrico Finocchi (President of the Road Hauliers Register), Massimo Masotti (President of the International Transport Section of A.N.I.T.A.), Fabrizio Ossani (Director General of the Federtrasporti Group), and Paolo Uggè (President of UNATRAS and the Italian Road Hauliers Federation - FAI).

The conference will be concluded by Stefano Zunarelli, Professor of Navigation and Transport Law at the University of Bologna.

The event is in the process of being accredited by the Trieste Bar Association and is already accredited by the Order of Engineers of the Province of Trieste. Full participation in the event may entitle engineers to receive 3 Continuing Professional Education Credits (CFP).

For information and registration, please contact the organising secretariat by writing to alessia.sbroiavacca@units.it.

Engineers can register via the portal www.isiformazione.it by logging in with their personal profile.