ZTL fine in Perugia? Check it before you pay
You drove in Perugia, and months later a letter arrived. Before paying, check a few things: many fines sent abroad arrive late, are duplicated, or were issued while the zone rules were unclear.
Centre gates closed Mon–Fri 0:00–13:00 and Sat/holidays 0:00–7:00; some streets closed 24 h. Park below and use the minimetro or escalators.
Checked Nov 2026. Hours change for holidays and events: the sign at the gate always prevails.
What to check on your fine
- Deadline: for drivers living abroad, the fine must be sent within 360 days of the violation being identified (art. 201 Italian Highway Code). For rental cars, the clock starts when the city receives your details from the rental company.
- Several fines the same day: since 14 December 2024, repeated entries through the same ZTL camera on the same day can count as one violation (art. 198, para. 2-bis).
- Plate, date and time: any error in vehicle, plate or time is grounds to dispute.
- Hotel registration: if your hotel was supposed to register your plate, ask it for proof.
- Signs and hours: compare the time on the fine with the hours in force that day.
Your options
- Pay within 5 days of notification: 30% discount, but paying ends any right to appeal.
- Appeal to the Prefetto: within 60 days, free, can be sent by certified email (PEC). If rejected, the amount can double.
- Appeal to the Justice of the Peace (Giudice di Pace): within 30 days (60 if you live abroad), €43 court fee.
Not sure if your fine is valid?
Send a photo of the fine. We check deadlines, data and grounds for appeal and prepare the appeal for you to file. €19.90 per fine, less for each additional fine.
Check my fineQuestions
Do I have to pay a ZTL fine from Perugia if I live abroad?
Italian fines can be enforced across the EU. Ignoring it usually makes it more expensive. Check first whether it was sent on time and is correct.
Why did the rental company charge me before the fine arrived?
The rental company charges an admin fee for passing your details to the city. That is not the fine: the fine comes later, by post, from the city.
Can I still appeal if I already paid?
No. Paying ends the right to appeal. Check before paying.
ZTL hours by city: Perugia · Comune di Perugia
Updated: 2026-11-14. General information, not legal advice. Rules change: always check the official source.