Please be aware that there are tolls on French, Swiss, German and Italian motorways. You will need the following for driving in Italy: Your international driving licence or...
Read morePlease be aware that there are tolls on French, Swiss, German and Italian motorways. You will need the following for driving in Italy: Your international driving licence or...
Read moreBelow are some basic road rules whilst driving in Italy. Drive on the right and overtake on the left. At roundabouts the traffic from the right has the...
Read morePark in spaces provided to avoid fines. You can park without any time limits/payment on the white lined bays. Blue lined parking bays mean that they are fee...
Read moreService Stations keep the same hours as shops. Many of them close for approximately 3 hours over the lunch period. On the main roads there are plenty of...
Read moreSignposting on main and rural roads is quite good, but from our own experience of driving in Italy can sometimes be quite confusing. Autostrada (the motorway), look for...
Read moreWhen travelling to European mountainous regions in winter, ensure that you have a set of approved snow chains in your car. This is compulsory and you can be...
Read moreThe Autostrada (motorway) system is operated by a private company and you pay tolls to use it. On some parts of the Autostrada you get a ticket when...
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