Italy has no national truck toll: trucks pay pedaggio on concession motorways, priced by vehicle class and section — about €0.17 per km excl. VAT for a 5-axle truck. Milan → Bologna costs €33.28.
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| Route (truck: 40 t articulated truck, 5 axles, Euro 6, CO₂ class 1) | Distance | Tolled km | Toll excl. VAT |
|---|---|---|---|
| Milan → Bologna (A1), motorway | 214 km | 193 km | €33.28 |
| Perugia → Siena, national roads | 107 km | 0 km | €0.00 |
Calculated with RouteCalc on 3 October 2026. Prices at the barrier include 22% VAT (Milan → Bologna: €40.60). Alpine tunnels such as Mont Blanc, Fréjus and the Great St Bernard are charged separately.
Trucks over 7.5 t may not drive on Sundays and public holidays during set hours, with more bans in summer, published each year in a ministry calendar.
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It depends on the section and the class. A 5-axle truck (class 5) pays roughly €0.17 per km excl. VAT on Autostrade per l’Italia; Milan → Bologna on the A1 costs €33.28 excl. VAT (€40.60 incl. 22% VAT).
Italian classes go by axles: class 3 for 3 axles, class 4 for 4 axles and class 5 for 5 or more axles, which includes a 40 t articulated truck.
Yes. On 1 January 2026 tolls rose by 1.5% on Autostrade per l’Italia and most other concession networks.