Route
| A3 NAPOLI - REGGIO CALABRIA | |||||
| Exit | ↓km↓ | ↑km↑ | Province | European Route | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Napoli Centro | 2,0 | 51,6 | NA | ||
| Napoli San Giovanni a Teduccio | 2,5 | 46,1 | NA | ||
| Roma, Firenze, Bologna, Milano | 2,5 | 4,1 | NA | ||
| Napoli Ponticelli-S.Giorgio Nord | 5,5 | 45,2 | NA | ||
| San Giorgio a Cremano | 6,4 | 45,2 | NA | ||
| Portici (Bellavista) | 8,0 | 43,6 | NA | ||
| Ercolano | 8,5 | 43,1 | NA | ||
| Torre del Greco (Nord) | 11,5 | 40,1 | NA | ||
| Torre Annunziata Nord | 15,0 | 36,6 | NA | ||
| Torre Annunziata Sud | 20,0 | 31,6 | NA | ||
| Pompei Ovest | 21,9 | 29,7 | NA | ||
| Castellammare di Stabia | 22,5 | 29,1 | NA | ||
| Scafati-Pompei Est | 25,0 | 26,6 | NA | ||
| Angri | 29,7 | 21,9 | SA | ||
| Nocera Inferiore | 36,6 | 15,0 | SA | ||
| Cava de' Tirreni | 42,9 | 8,7 | SA | ||
| Vietri sul Mare | 48,4 | 3,2 | SA | ||
| Salerno | 51,6 | 0,0 | SA | ||
| Salerno Fratte | 0,0 | 442,9 | SA | ||
| RA02 Avellino Roma |
0,2 | 442,7 | SA | ||
| San Mango Piemonte | 7,3 | 435,7 | SA | ||
| Pontecagnano | 13,0 | 429,9 | SA | ||
| Montecorvino Pugliano | 17,5 | 425,4 | SA | ||
| Battipaglia | 23,0 | 419,9 | SA | ||
| Eboli | 30,0 | 412,9 | SA | ||
| Campagna | 36,1 | 406,8 | SA | ||
| Contursi Terme-Postiglione | 46,0 | 396,9 | SA | ||
| Sicignano - Potenza |
54,0 | 388,9 | SA | ||
| Petina | 65,0 | 377,9 | SA | ||
| Polla | 76,0 | 366,9 | SA | ||
| Atena Lucana | 83,0 | 359,9 | SA | ||
| Sala Consilina | 88,0 | 354,9 | SA | ||
| Padula - Buonabitacolo | 104,0 | 338,9 | SA | ||
| Maratea-Lagonegro Nord | 124,0 | 318,9 | PZ | ||
| Lagonegro Sud | 126,0 | 316,9 | PZ | ||
| Lauria Nord | 138,0 | 304,9 | PZ | ||
| Lauria Sud | 145,0 | 297,9 | PZ | ||
| Laino Borgo | 153,0 | 289,9 | CS | ||
| Mormanno-Scalea | 164,0 | 278,9 | CS | ||
| Campotenese | 174,0 | 268,9 | CS | ||
| Castrovillari-Morano Calabro | 185,0 | 257,9 | CS | ||
| Castrovillari-Frascineto | 194,0 | 248,9 | CS | ||
| Sibari | 208,0 | 234,9 | CS | ||
| Altomonte | 214,0 | 228,9 | CS | ||
| Spezzano | 220,0 | 222,9 | CS | ||
| Tarsia | 225,0 | 217,9 | CS | ||
| Torano | 235,0 | 207,9 | CS | ||
| Montalto Uffugo | 246,0 | 196,9 | CS | ||
| Cosenza Nord |
253,0 | 189,9 | CS | ||
| Cosenza | 259,0 | 183,9 | CS | ||
| Rogliano - Grimaldi | 273,0 | 169,9 | CS | ||
| Altilia | 286,0 | 156,9 | CS | ||
| San Mango d'Aquino | 294,0 | 148,9 | CZ | ||
| Falerna | 304,0 | 138,9 | CZ | ||
| Lamezia Terme |
320,0 | 122,9 | CZ | ||
| Pizzo | 339,0 | 103,9 | VV | ||
| Sant'Onofrio-Vibo Valentia | 348,0 | 94,9 | VV | ||
| Serre | 359,0 | 83,9 | VV | ||
| Mileto | 370,0 | 72,9 | VV | ||
| Rosarno |
383,0 | 59,9 | RC | ||
| Service area "Rosarno" | 390,0 | 56,9 | RC | ||
| Gioia Tauro | 393,0 | 49,9 | RC | ||
| Palmi | 401,0 | 41,9 | RC | ||
| Sant'Elia | 408,0 | 34,9 | RC | ||
| Bagnara Calabra | 412,0 | 30,9 | RC | ||
| Scilla | 423,0 | 19,9 | RC | ||
| Santa Trada of Cannitello (cancelled from 2008) | 423,0 | RC | |||
| Service area "Villa San Giovanni" | 433,0 | 10,0 | RC | ||
| Villa San Giovanni |
434,0 | 8,9 | RC | ||
| Campo Calabro | 435,0 | 7,9 | RC | ||
| Reggio Catona - Arghillà | 436,0 | 6,9 | RC | ||
| Reggio Gallico | 437,0 | 5,9 | RC | ||
| Reggio maritime port - Promenade |
441,6 | 1,3 | RC | ||
| RA04 Reggio Calabria - SS106 | 442,5 | 0,4 | RC | ||
| Reggio Calabria Nord | 442,9 | 0,0 | RC | ||
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