ZTL Italia

New in this version: the ZTL warning sounds through your car speakers, even with CarPlay connected and Driving Focus on. 220 Italian cities covered.

Driving in Italy is wonderful — until you accidentally enter a ZTL (Zona a Traffico Limitato) and get a €80–€335 or even bigger fine in the mail a few months later. You didn't even notice the sign, because in some cases it's really hard to notice it.

ZTL Italia makes sure that never happens to you.

Don't get fined in Italy — get alerted before entering ZTL zones. The best ZTL app for driving in Italy, whether you're a tourist, expat, or frequent traveller.

How it works Try the app for free in 5 cities — Rome, Milan, Florence, Bologna and Naples. Once you're confident it works, unlock all 220 cities and towns with a single payment. No subscription, no recurring charges.

220 Italian cities and small towns covered From Rome and Florence to the places you actually get caught out — Lucca, Orvieto, Siena, Positano, Amalfi, the Cinque Terre villages, Lake Como and Alpine resorts like Livigno and Bardonecchia. ZTL zones carefully mapped so you don't have to think about it.

Real-time background alerts The alert fires even when your phone is in your pocket and the app is closed. You'll get a notification with the city name and distance — and a direct link to find parking nearby.

Works with CarPlay An audible alert plays through your car speakers as you approach a zone, so you hear the warning even when the phone screen is off and CarPlay is running. Your music ducks for a moment instead of stopping.

Parking outside the ZTL One tap from the notification takes you to a map of parking spots outside the restricted zone. Navigate directly to Google Maps or Waze.

Schedule-aware Many ZTL zones are only active at certain hours, and the app takes that into account where the timetable is confirmed — so you're not woken at midnight by a zone that's already closed.

12 languages English, Italian, German, Spanish, French, Russian, Ukrainian, Czech, Polish, Hungarian, Slovenian, Korean.

Pricing Free: 5 cities (Rome, Milan, Florence, Bologna, Naples) — full functionality, no time limit. Try it and see if it works for you. Pro: all 220 cities and towns for €9.99 — one-time purchase, no subscription. A single ZTL fine in Italy starts at €80, so Pro pays for itself the first time it saves you.

New to ZTL zones? Check it out at ztl-italia.com

Future updates will add more cities — at no extra cost for Pro users.