Speed limits in Italy
Motorways (Autostrada)
- Maximum: 130 km/h
- In rain/bad weather: 110 km/h
- Italian motorways are toll roads
- Minimum speed: 80 km/h in left lane
Dual Carriageways (Strade Extraurbane Principali)
- Maximum: 110 km/h
- In rain: 90 km/h
- Roads with at least 2 lanes per direction
Rural Roads (Strade Extraurbane Secondarie)
- Maximum: 90 km/h
- Single carriageway roads outside cities
Urban Areas (Strade Urbane)
- Maximum: 50 km/h
- Some areas: 30 km/h (Zone 30)
- Near schools: Often 30 km/h
New Drivers (Neopatentati)
Drivers with less than 3 years experience:
- Autostrada: 100 km/h (not 130)
- Dual carriageways: 90 km/h (not 110)
- Must display "P" plate
Speeding penalties
| Excess | Fine | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 10 km/h | €42-€173 | 0 |
| 10-40 km/h | €173-€694 | 3 |
| 40-60 km/h | €543-€2,170 | 6 |
| Over 60 km/h | €845-€3,382 | 10 |
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Night Time (22:00-07:00)
Fines increase by 1/3 at night
Speed cameras (Autovelox)
- Very common in Italy
- Fixed cameras are signed
- Average speed cameras (Tutor) on motorways
- Mobile cameras (hidden) also used
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