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In Italy the network of roads subject to the payment of tolls extends to just over 6,700km, where there is a combination of closed and open sections. The closed sections charge is based on the distance travelled, while the open sections have a fixed amount for each category.

On Italian motorways, as well as in the Strait of Messina and the Milan urban toll (Area C), both light and heavy vehicles must use an electronic device.

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  • ZONES/ ROADS/ ROUTES

    • A1 Milán – Bolones – Florencia – Roma – Nápoles.
    • A2 Salerno – Cosenza – Reggio Calabria.
    • A3 Nápoles – Salerno.
    • A4 Turín – Milán – Venecia – Trieste.
    • A5 Turín – Aosta – Mont Blanc.
    • A6 Turín – Savona.
    • A7 Milán – Génova.
    • A8 Milán – Varese.
    • A9 Lainate – Suiza A2.
    • A10 Génova – Francia A8.
    • A11 Firenze – Pisa.
    • A12 Génova – San Pedro en Palacios – Tarquinia – Roma.
    • A13 Bolonia – Padua.
    • A14 Bolonia – Ancona – Bari – Taranto.
    • A15 Parma – La Spezia.
    • A16 Nápoles – Canosa.
    • A18 Messina – Catania, Siracusa – Rosolini.
    • A19 Palermo – Catania.
    • A20 Messina – Palermo.
    • A21 Turín – Brescia.
    • A22 Modena – Trento – Austria A13.
    • A23 Palmanova – Austria A2.
    • A24 Roma – L´Aquila – Teramo.
    • A25 Torano – Pescara.
    • A26 Voltri – Gravellona Toce.
    • A27 Mestre – Plan de Vedoia.
    • A28 Portogruaro – Conegliano.
    • A29 Palermo – Mazara del Vallo.
    • A30 Caserta – Salerno.
    • A31 Badia Polesine – Piovene Rochette.
    • A32 Turín – Bardonecchia.
    • A33 Asti – Alba, Cherasco – Cuneo.
    • A34 Villese – Eslovenia.
    • A35 Brescia – Liscate.
    • A36 Cassano Magnago – Lentate sul Seveso.
  • TOLL-ELIGIBLE VEHICLES

    All motor vehicles.

  • TOLL CHARGES

    The toll rate is set based on the route travelled and the category of the vehicle. There are five vehicle categories, set by the number of axles and height.

  • PAYMENT METHODS
    • Electronic device.
    • Card or cash.

Frequent questions abou tolls in Italy

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The maximum speed allowed is 130 km/h, and 110 km/h when it rains. Drivers who have a driver’s license for less than 3 years can drive on motorways at a maximum speed of 110 km/h. 50 km/h in cities and 90 km/h on other roads.

The non-payment of a toll can be made within an additional period of 15 days. The motorway will issue a “mancato pagamento” ticket with the indications for payment (online or at toll booths) and the corresponding amount.

Failure to pay the toll on time will increase the amount due and may result in fines of up to € 350.

Motorways “A” (Autostrada) are signposted in green. National road “SS” (Strada Statale) and district roads “SP” (Strada Provinciale) are signposted in blue. White road signs indicate local destinations.

The Italian network only permits one active device per vehicle.

First of all, we recommend checking the device to ensure:  

  • If it is correctly configured (license plate, axles, weight).  
  • If the network of the country that issued the fine is activated  
  • If there is no error on the screen or any red light appears.  

 It is also advisable to check with the driver if the device had any errors that were not notified, or if the device was disconnected from the vehicle’s power supply.  

In addition to the above, you can verify the consumption of the device during that date to check if the journey has been recorded correctly and the fine has been issued in error.  

In Vrio we offer a professional fine management service specializing in the analysis and appeal of this type of toll fines. We take care of the whole process on your behalf keeping you on the road. 

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