Parents' Formal Notice over Bus Line 4108 Verolengo-Caluso
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The parents' formal notice (diffida) over bus line 4108 Verolengo-Caluso is the formal legal step with which, in October 2026, several families from Verolengo and Caluso announce legal action against Gtt and the Piedmont Mobility Agency (Agenzia della Mobilità Piemontese), complaining about insufficient seats on the extra-urban buses used by secondary-school students to reach their schools and return home [1].
The protest
According to the families involved, for almost two years students using line 4108 have faced daily problems: even holding a valid season ticket, they have no certainty of being able to board the buses once maximum capacity is reached [1]. The parents also report a problem with the morning run to Caluso, limited to a single departure at 6:40 that gets students to their destination about half an hour before the schools open, forcing them to wait outside the buildings [1].
Wednesday and Friday return trips
According to the parents' account, the problems get worse on Wednesdays and Fridays, when school closing times concentrate a larger number of students on the early-afternoon runs. At 13:20, two buses reportedly depart at the same time, one bound for Torrazza Piemonte and the other for Verolengo and Chivasso: too many passengers would crowd onto the latter, leaving some students stranded at later stops [1]. The protest concerns in particular the return needs of students at the Ubertini and Martinetti schools, whose families are asking for a review of how runs are distributed and of the match between available seats and passenger numbers, as well as compliance with vehicle capacity limits for safety reasons [1].
The formal notice
The notice is addressed to Gtt and the Piedmont Mobility Agency and asks for a review of timetables, an adjustment of services to students' needs and a different organisation of routes to better distribute passengers [1]. The notice sets a 15-day deadline for a written reply: without clarifications and measures deemed satisfactory, the families are considering legal action and a refund of season tickets already purchased [1].
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Sources
- Pullman pieni e studenti lasciati a terra: a Verolengo i genitori minacciano azioni legali — CronacaQui Torino, 25 October 2026