Road toll payment Italy
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Complete information about road tolls in Italy
To drive in Italy, you have to pay highway tolls. The fastest way to do this is with CarGObox, which lets you pay road tolls automatically across Europe.
Below, you'll find all the information you need to know when driving in Italy.
Another advantage of road tolls in Italy is that you can recover the VAT paid on the road toll, which is 22% of the total amount. You can do this yourself by following the steps here or you can rely on the CargoTrack specialists who handle the entire process for you.
Tolled vehicle categories
Vehicles
3.5 t
- Highways


Road tolls in Italy for trucks
For vehicles over 3.5 tons, keep in mind that prices depend on the class your vehicle belongs to.
- Class IV: Vehicles with 4 axles;
- Class V: Vehicles with 5 or more axles.
As a result, tolls for your vehicle can range from 0.142 EUR to 0.197 EUR per kilometer.

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Truck road toll payment methods in Italy
Among the payment methods for highway tolls in Italy, the simplest and most efficient option for frequent trips is the carGOboxdevice, which, once installed in the vehicle, lets you pay road tolls automatically in several European countries.
In this case, you pass through the toll lane reserved for Telepass customers, which lets you get through quickly.
If you don't drive that often, you can also pay with the VIACARD option, which lets you buy cards in advance at gas stations or kiosks, in amounts of 25 EUR, 50 EUR, or 75 EUR, to use later at toll stations.
Fines for unpaid road tolls Italy
If you don't pay road tolls within 15 days, you may receive a fine of between 87 EUR and 345 EUR.

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Road toll payment options for cars
Highway tolls in Italy can be variable or fixed, depending on the route and vehicle category. On Italian highways with variable tolls, the toll is calculated based on the number of kilometers traveled and the vehicle category. On entry, the driver receives a ticket that records the time of entry, and on exit, the toll is paid according to the number of kilometers traveled and the vehicle class.
On the other hand, some Italian highways use a fixed toll system, with a constant rate for the route regardless of the distance traveled. These highways include the bypasses around Milan, the North and South rings of Milan, the A3 Naples-Pompeii-Salerno section, the A12 Rome-Civitavecchia, the A32, the A33 Asti-Alba section, and the A24 Settecamini-Lunghezza section. Drivers using these highways pay a fixed rate, which gives them predictability and makes trip planning easier.
You can only pay in person, by stopping at the highway toll stations and paying in cash or by card.



