Corso Regina Margherita

Corso Regina Margherita is one of the busiest thoroughfares in Turin.¹ On 22 September 2026, shortly after 8 am, near house number 63, a seven-year-old boy who was cycling along the bike path together with his father was hit by a car and died in hospital that same afternoon. On 6 October, mayor Stefano Lo Russo told To Radio that the City is considering further lowering the speed limit on the service roads, currently set at 30 km/h, in some particularly exposed stretches. [3]¹²

Chronology

• 22 September 2026 — About three hundred people form a silent procession on Corso Regina Margherita in Turin in memory of a seven-year-old boy who died after being hit while riding his bicycle. → Prima Torino Quotidiano Piemontese

Related articles: Death of a seven-year-old boy struck by a car on corso Regina Margherita (September 2026)

Sources

1. Prima Torino
2. Quotidiano Piemontese
3. CronacaQui Torino — 6 October 2026