Rome Fascia Verde: who is banned and when

Rome’s Fascia Verde bans the most polluting vehicles Monday to Saturday, day and night. The tool tells you whether the ban is in force at the time you pick.

Independent site, not a city service: the municipal order and the signs at the gate are what count.

Fascia Verde (most polluting vehicles) · 14 November 2026 at 12:00

Ban in force

Active until 00:00 tomorrow.

Whyinside a restricted period
Periods on this day00:00–24:00

Applies only to the banned categories: petrol, LPG and CNG cars up to Euro 2, diesel cars up to Euro 3, petrol and diesel mopeds and motorbikes Euro 1 and older. Other vehicles drive freely.

Hours from Roma Servizi per la Mobilità (Roma Capitale), page dated 28 July 2026: always check the sign at the gate; the order and the road signs are what count.

How the hours are read, and the sources

Zone hours

  • Mon–Sat 24 hours a day

Public holidays excluded, according to the source.

The Fascia Verde ZTL is Rome’s large perimeter in which, to cut air pollution, older vehicles may not enter, drive or park. According to the Roma Servizi per la Mobilità page, updated on 2 November 2026, from 1 November 2026 the ban applies Monday to Saturday, 24 hours a day, except on weekday public holidays, and residents’ vehicles are included. Banned are petrol, LPG and methane cars that are Pre-Euro 1, Euro 1 and Euro 2; diesel, dual-fuel and mixed-fuel cars up to Euro 3; and petrol and diesel mopeds, microcars and motorbikes that are Euro 1 or older. Order 144/2026 postpones to 31 October 2027 the ban on Euro 2 diesel mopeds, microcars and motorbikes set by resolution 371/2022. Exempt, among others, are vehicles with a disability badge, police and emergency vehicles, public transport, historic vehicles with a certificate and LPG or methane cars whose registration document was updated before 1 November 2024. On Sunday the permanent ban does not apply, except on the eco Sundays.

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Vehicles banned in Rome’s Fascia Verde

Roma Servizi per la Mobilità, “ZTL Fascia Verde”, updated 2 November 2026
VehicleBanned
Petrol, LPG, methane carsPre-Euro 1, Euro 1, Euro 2
Diesel, dual-fuel, mixed-fuel carsPre-Euro 1, Euro 1, 2 and 3
Mopeds, microcars, motorbikespetrol and diesel Euro 1 and older
Diesel Euro 2 mopeds, microcars, motorbikesexempt until 31 October 2027

Fascia Verde and the central ZTLs

The Fascia Verde does not replace the central ZTLs: a car allowed in the Fascia Verde is still kept out of the Historic Centre ZTL during the daytime period unless it has a permit. Conversely, a ZTL permit does not authorise a vehicle banned in the Fascia Verde, except for the exemptions the city lists.

Smog and temporary measures

When ARPA Lazio monitoring stations record PM10, nitrogen dioxide or ozone above the limits, the city reviews temporary measures on Monday and Thursday; they start from the fifth day over the limit and, at higher levels, from the eleventh. These measures are not in the calculation: follow them on the city’s channels. Milan’s equivalent ban is Area B; the ZTL fine calculator has a type for vehicles banned for emissions.

Frequently asked questions

Tap a question to see the answer.

How do I know whether my address is in the Fascia Verde?

Roma Servizi per la Mobilità offers a map where you type an address to see whether it is inside the perimeter. This site does not draw the perimeter: it only says on which days and at what time the ban is in force.

When are Rome’s eco Sundays in 2026-2027?

Rome schedules five eco Sundays between 1 November and 31 March, with traffic blocked inside the Fascia Verde: 15 November 2026, 6 December 2026, 24 January 2027, 21 February 2027 and 21 March 2027. The vehicles affected, exemptions and hours are set by an order shortly before each date.

May a Euro 3 petrol car enter the Fascia Verde?

Yes: for petrol cars the ban goes up to Euro 2, so a Euro 3 petrol car may drive. For diesel cars, however, the ban includes Euro 3. When pollution limits are exceeded, the city can add temporary measures, decided on Monday and Thursday.

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