Giudice di Pace of Cuneo

Appealing a traffic fine

• You can appeal to the Giudice di Pace within 30 days of notification, 60 if you live outside Italy (art. 7, legislative decree 150/2011), instead of the Prefetto (60 days).
• You can only appeal if you have not paid.
• The competent office is the Giudice di Pace of the place where the offence was committed.

Check my fine – from €19.90

Towns covered (53)

If you got the fine in one of these towns, an appeal to the Giudice di Pace is filed here.

Acceglio (CN) · Aisone (CN) · Argentera (CN) · Beinette (CN) · Bernezzo (CN) · Borgo San Dalmazzo (CN) · Boves (CN) · Busca (CN) · Canosio (CN) · Caraglio (CN) · Cartignano (CN) · Castelletto Stura (CN) · Castelmagno (CN) · Celle di Macra (CN) · Centallo (CN) · Cervasca (CN) · Chiusa di Pesio (CN) · Cuneo (CN) · Demonte (CN) · Dronero (CN) · Elva (CN) · Entracque (CN) · Fossano (CN) · Gaiola (CN) · Limone Piemonte (CN) · Macra (CN) · Marmora (CN) · Moiola (CN) · Montemale di Cuneo (CN) · Monterosso Grana (CN) · Peveragno (CN) · Pietraporzio (CN) · Pradleves (CN) · Prazzo (CN) · Rittana (CN) · Roaschia (CN) · Robilante (CN) · Roccabruna (CN) · Roccasparvera (CN) · Roccavione (CN) · Sambuco (CN) · San Damiano Macra (CN) · Stroppo (CN) · Tarantasca (CN) · Valdieri (CN) · Valgrana (CN) · Valloriate (CN) · Vernante (CN) · Vignolo (CN) · Villafalletto (CN) · Villar San Costanzo (CN) · Vinadio (CN) · Vottignasco (CN)

Source: Giustizia Map, Italian Ministry of Justice (www.giustizia.it). General information, not legal advice.