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Improving Traffic Circulation in Tuscany
In the historic city of Prato, in Italy, brothers Andrea and Massimo Toparelli are using their fleet of 9 Yanmar excavators to deliver urban works that improve how people move through the city every day. In the heart of the Tuscan city, Prato Scavi works every day to improve urban mobility and the quality of life for its citizens. Their work is deeply connected to the local area, with every project contributing in a tangible way to the transformation and maintenance of urban spaces. Roads, pedestrian pathways and local infrastructure – elements often taken for granted – are in fact essential to people’s daily lives and to the smooth running of city activities. Prato Scavi is currently involved in a project commissioned by the Municipality of Prato, focusing on the redevelopment of cycle paths and pedestrian routes within the historic city center. This initiative forms part of a broader vision aimed at improving sustainable mobility and urban safety. Working in historic and densely populated environments requires a careful balance: on one hand, meeting deadlines and project goals; on the other, minimizing disruption for residents and local businesses. For this particular project, Prato Scavi relied on the Yanmar ViO17 mini excavator, selected for its compact footprint and manoeuvrability, which make it particularly well suited to working in confined urban areas where space is limited and precision is essential. The company’s fleet includes true zero tail-swing mini excavators such as the ViO27, ViO38 and ViO57, through to the more powerful SV100-2PB midi excavator. The lineup gives Prato Scavi the flexibility to take on a wide range of urban construction and redevelopment projects, from compact city-center works to more demanding infrastructure assignments. Alongside machine performance, local support plays a key role. Prato Scavi has a longstanding partnership with Gruppo CGM, Yanmar’s official dealer situated in Florence.
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