Turin ZTL map, hours, fines and parking outside

The Città di Torino page on the ZTL Centrale was last updated on 22 March 2026. Only authorised vehicles may circulate or park in the zone during its window.

The central system has several parts, each with its own hours. Read them as separate rules.

In August 2026 the ZTL was suspended from 10 to 23 August. The Trasporto Pubblico, Pedonale, Area Romana and Valentino zones stayed active. The suspension has ended: the ordinary rules apply again.

A permit is needed unless the vehicle is exempt. Permit vehicles must be at least Euro 3, or Euro 2 on LPG or methane.

If you sleep inside the ZTL, a guest is not exempt automatically. The hotel can file a retroactive exemption, with a copy of the guest's ID. The unauthorised passage must be reported to GTT within 10 days of the first passage, weekends and holidays counted.

Fully electric cars of non-residents can request a retroactive exemption for occasional passages. Having a permit does not remove paid-parking rules: blue-bay payment still applies.

Plate cameras work at 41 points: 27 on the ZTL Centrale, 11 on areas with other limits and 3 more for Statuto, Valperga and Valentino. Each plate is compared with the authorised list.

The Statuto and Valperga areas are named by the city, but we do not list their hours here.

A camera records each unauthorised passage and the notice arrives by post.

If you drive a rental car, the notice goes to the registered keeper, which is the rental company. Rental companies commonly add an administrative fee for passing on your details, so check your contract.

Road signs always come first. A weekday arrival after 10:30 is outside the ZTL Centrale window, but the Roman Quarter and the pedestrian zones have their own hours.