I've noticed that the Italy bus schedules have a column for Feriale (weekdays) and da Lunedi a Venerdi (M-F). I get the M-F, but does the Feriale mean all seven weekdays??? Because there are also columns for Saturday and Sunday/Holidays. Thanks.
Posted by
Vernon, Canada
32219 posts
David, If my Italian is correct, Feriale refers to any weekday but does not include Saturday and Sunday. Therefore the weekend schedules will apply only to Sat. & Sun. I'm not sure why they would have a separate schedule for Lunedi a Venerdi, as that would seem to be the same as Feriale??? Cheers!
Posted by
Los Angeles
425 posts
"Feriale" means daily except Sunday "Giornaliero" means daily including Sunday "Festivo" means Sundays and holidays "Lun-Ven" means Monday thru Friday
"Sab" means Saturday
Posted by
OP
New York
307 posts
Thanks GAC.
Posted by
Napa, CA
3580 posts
Feriale means Monday thru Saturday. Apparently Saturday is considered a workday in Italy.