Turin blue lines: 2024 costs, timetables and permits

In this tutorial, we will explain how blue stripes in Turin cost turning points in 2024 timetables Hello, authorization for residents, and other categories that use exemptions. The blue-striped area in Turin is divided into four macrozones, each with its tariff, and gradually divided into different sub-areas.

1. Regulations
2. Costs and times
3. How to pay for parking
4. Permissions and Exemptions

THE BLUE STRIPES REGULATION

The Highway Code authorizes acceptance of blue stripes with Article 7 paragraph 1 letter f, according to which in populated centers municipalities can establish “parking areas on which parking of vehicles is subject to payment of an amount to be picked up using a parking length control device, even without securing the vehicle,” specifying with the following paragraph 8 that it is mandatory on part of the same area or in the immediate vicinity to set aside an adequate area for parking, or without security or without a device to control the length of parking.”. An obligation, however, does not exist unless blue stripes are located near pedestrian zones, zones with limited traffic, and areas of particular urban importance.

TURIN BLUE STRIPES: 2024 COSTS AND TIMES

PUSH-paid parking in Turin is in effect from Monday to Saturday, from 8:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. However, paid parking is valid until 18:30 in the streets around the main city hospitals (Oftalmico, Valdese, Maria Vittoria, Molinette, Mauriziano, San Giovanni Vecchio, and Gradenigo). However, exceptions to the timetable are possible. The cost of the blue lines in Turin, depending on the area they belong to, is as follows:

• ZTL central tariff area: 2.80 euros per hour;
• Usual rate: €1.70 per hour;
• Reduced rate area: 1.50 euros per hour;
• Smart rate area: 1.20 euros per hour.

Here is more information about the blue bar zones and sub-zones in Turin. It is also possible to download a detailed map of the areas (PDF format).

TURIN BLUE LINES: HOW TO PAY FOR PARKING

To pay for parking on blue lines in Turin, you can buy individual vouchers, booklets of 10 vouchers, daily tickets, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual vouchers, and booklets of 4 or 10 weekly vouchers. The rates vary according to the area it belongs to, more information here.

Vouchers, season tickets, and carnets can be purchased at authorized dealers showing the GTT Parcheggi symbol. It is also possible to buy tickets for short or daily parking at the parking meter; give parking enforcement officers blue stripes; through the system Neos Park; or with the Replace application and payment service via mobile phone or smartphone. Attention: booklets of 4 or 10 45-hour tickets can only be purchased through the SostApp.

Vouchers and paper passports must be displayed on the car’s dashboard after scratching off the silver rectangles relating to the year, month, day, and time of arrival.

TURIN BLUE STRIPES: AUTHORIZATIONS AND EXEMPTIONS

They have the right to an extra parking permit Individual residents (even de facto) settled and living in Turin with a vehicle in ownership, right of use, leasing, company, NLT, etc., maximum of two permits per person. The pass is valid for one year, costs 180 euros (250 for residents, for whom there is also a quarterly option of 70 euros), and allows you to park in the blue lines in your residential or residential sub-area. By presenting a valid ISEE certificate documenting a family income of less than 50,000 euros, you are entitled to a preferential rate.

The disabled people European permit holders, even if they don’t have a car or driving license, can park or let others park for free their companions’ cars with the blue stripes of Turin without a time limit. There is no need to ask for permission. All you have to do is display it on the front of your vehicle card for the disabled (with permission) so that it is visible on the controls.

Furthermore, at the request of interested parties and after submitting the necessary documentation, a special permit can be obtained for free or at a discounted rate for a stop on the blue lines in Turin in favor of the following categories:

• non-profit voluntary associations in the field of personal health care (free);
• GPs on home visits (free);
• ASL to allow their doctors to make home visits or tests in their car (free);
• natural persons undergoing dialysis or chemotherapy (free of charge);
• car repair shops located in paid areas (monthly cost: 28.41 euros);
• driving schools based in areas with a fee for vehicles used for the driving school (monthly cost: 28.41 euros).