Turin ZTL: hours, Area Romana and gates
The Turin ZTL is active three hours a day, but stricter zones sit inside it. The ZTL Centrale is preset: pick a zone, a day and a time.
Independent site, not a city service: the municipal order and the signs at the gate are what count.
ZTL Centrale · 14 November 2026 at 12:00
Not active
Next active Monday 16 November 2026 at 07:30.
| Why | outside the restricted hours |
| Periods on this day | none |
Hours from Città di Torino, page dated 12 November 2026: always check the sign at the gate; the order and the road signs are what count.
Zone hours
- Mon–Fri 7:30–10:30
Public holidays excluded, according to the source.
Turin’s ZTL Centrale has short hours: according to the City of Turin information page, from 7:30 to 10:30 on every working day, Saturday excluded, driving and parking are banned and only authorised vehicles may circulate. The rest of the day, on Saturday, Sunday and public holidays, anyone may enter. Inside the ZTL Centrale, however, there are stricter limits that apply every day, holidays included: Area Romana, closed from 21:00 to 7:30 the next morning, and from 19:30 in Piazza Emanuele Filiberto; the streets and lanes reserved for public transport, closed from 7:00 to 20:00; and the Pedestrian ZTL, closed 24 hours a day. Outside the centre the Valentino ZTL, in the park, is closed at all hours. Entries are controlled by cameras at 41 points. In 2026 the ZTL Centrale is suspended from 10 to 23 August, while Area Romana, the reserved lanes, the Pedestrian ZTL and Valentino stay active. Hours from Città di Torino, page dated 12 November 2026, read on 13 November 2026.
Checked by Radif Partners · Editorial policy · Method and sources
Turin ZTL hours by zone
| Zone | When it is active | Holidays |
|---|---|---|
| ZTL Centrale | Mon–Fri 7:30–10:30 | excluded |
| Area Romana ZTL | every day 21:00–7:30 | holidays included |
| Public-transport streets and lanes | every day 7:00–20:00 | holidays included |
| Pedestrian ZTL | every day 24 hours a day | holidays included |
| Valentino ZTL | every day 24 hours a day | holidays included |
The summer suspension comes from the notice of 4 June 2026; the Valentino details from the notice of 24 March 2026, which extends the zone to Viale Medaglie d’Oro and the northern part of Viale Ceppi. The new Valentino gates only start after approval by the Ministry of Infrastructure and a trial period.
Who may enter the ZTL Centrale
During the three hours of the ban, vehicles with a permit issued by the city or by GTT may enter, as may those authorised without a permit: emergency and police vehicles, taxis and hire cars with driver, public transport. To get a permit a vehicle must be at least Euro 3, or Euro 2 running on LPG or methane. Parents taking a pupil to a school in the ZTL ask for the “school permit” through the school; hospital visitors give their plate at reception.
Several gates, one fine per day
The cameras photograph the plate and compare it with the permit database. Several entries in the same ZTL on the same day count as one fine, under article 198 of the Highway Code. The ZTL camera gates page explains how they work, and the ZTL fine calculator shows what you pay.