ZTLs active today in Italy, city by city

The ZTLs active today change from hour to hour. The list shows every zone on this site with its status at the current time; change the date and time to plan.

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

14 November 2026 at 12:00

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ZTLs active at this time

  • Rome · Historic Centre ZTL (day)open
  • Rome · Historic Centre ZTL (night)open
  • Rome · Tridente ZTL (A1)active
  • Rome · Trastevere ZTL (day)open
  • Rome · Trastevere ZTL (night)open
  • Rome · San Lorenzo ZTL (night)open
  • Rome · Testaccio ZTL (night)open
  • Rome · Fascia Verde (most polluting vehicles)active
  • Milan · Area C (Cerchia dei Bastioni)open
  • Milan · Area B (blue gates)open
  • Milan · Navigli night ZTLopen
  • Milan · Navigli ZTL (Via Fumagalli)active
  • Milan · Arco della Pace ZTLopen
  • Milan · Via Lagrange and Corso Manusardi ZTLopen
  • Milan · Ascanio Sforza ZTLactive
  • Florence · ZTL sectors A, B and Oactive
  • Florence · ZTL sectors F and Gactive
  • Bologna · Historic centre ZTL (Sirio cameras)active
  • Bologna · T zone and pedestrian zonesactive
  • Turin · ZTL Centraleopen
  • Turin · Area Romana ZTLopen
  • Turin · Public-transport streets and lanesactive
  • Turin · Pedestrian ZTLactive
  • Turin · Valentino ZTLactive
  • Palermo · Historic centre ZTLopen
  • Pavia · ZTL (blue, light-blue and green zones)active

Hours read from the cities’ official pages, each with its own date (see the city page): always check the sign at the gate.

How the hours are read, and the sources

This page brings together, in a single list, the 26 limited-traffic zones of the 7 cities for which we found readable, dated official hours: Rome, Milan, Florence, Bologna, Turin, Palermo and Pavia. For each zone the calculation applies the time periods from the city source, the months in which they apply, announced summer suspensions and the public-holiday rule, and says whether the zone is active, when it switches off or when it comes back on. On opening it uses the current date and time in Rome; you can change them to see what you will find tomorrow morning or on Saturday night. Zones active 24 hours a day, such as the pedestrian areas of Bologna and Turin or the whole Pavia ZTL, always show as active. Environmental zones, such as Rome’s Fascia Verde and Milan’s Area B, are active only for banned vehicles. Cities that do not publish their hours in readable form, such as Naples, Verona or Genoa, are not on the list: we preferred to leave them out rather than guess.

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ZTLs active today in Italy: zones per city

City sources read on 13 November 2026.
CityZonesSource dated
Rome828 July 2026
Milan715 October 2026
Florence230 October 2023
Bologna226 August 2021
Turin512 November 2026
Palermo113 November 2026
Pavia122 September 2026

How to read the status

“Active” means that, at the chosen date and time, the zone is inside a ban period: without a permit you may not enter. “Not active” means you are outside the period, on a holiday when the zone stops, or in an announced suspension. When the source says nothing about holidays, the zone is treated as active and the result flags it.

For a precise time

For a single zone with a countdown, use the city page, for example Rome ZTL or Milan ZTL. For evenings and nights there is the night ZTL page, and for Christmas and other holidays the public holidays page.

Frequently asked questions

Tap a question to see the answer.

Why are some cities missing?

We tried about thirty cities and kept seven: those that publish their hours on an official page or dataset that is readable and dated. For others, such as Naples, Genoa, Verona or Bari, we found no readable, complete hours, so we cannot say whether their zones are active.

Does the list update itself?

The status does: it is recalculated in your browser with the date and time you pick. The hours, however, are those of the city sources as of the reading date shown: if a city changes its hours, the list only changes when we read the source again. That is why every zone carries the date of its source.

Can I see a single city?

Yes: the filter at the top narrows the list to one city. The choice stays in the page address, so you can bookmark it or send it to whoever is travelling with you. The filter only changes the list: the time periods and sources of each zone stay the same, each with its own reading date.

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