点评:Just a word of caution. After visiting Northern Italy in April, I just yesterday (October 25) received three traffic tickets by certified mail. All three were from driving in a restricted area in Padua. Each one was 5 minutes apart (based on traffic cameras) as we were searching for a parking spot. I knew about ZTLs (Zona a Traffico Limitato) and was on the lookout for them, but apparently missed one. There was nothing special about where we were that would indicate it would be a ZTL area. Each ticket cost 72.5 Euros, and if not paid within 5 days of receipt goes to 85.10 Euros. If not paid within 2 months, each ticket goes to 129.6 Euros. All fines must be paid by bank transfer, can't be done on-line. Obviously this leaves a bad taste after what was a fantastic vacation. So as you approach cities or towns in Italy, be sure your entire party is watching for ZTL signs.
翻译:提醒一下。我四月份去过意大利北部,昨天(10月25日)就收到了三张挂号信形式的交通罚单。这三张罚单都是在我们开车经过帕多瓦的禁区时开的。当时我们正在寻找停车位,每张罚单间隔5分钟(根据交通摄像头)。我知道ZTL(Zona a Traffico Limitato,交通限制区),也一直在留意,但显然漏掉了一张。我们当时所在的地方并没有什么特别之处,表明这里是ZTL区域。每张罚单72.5欧元,如果在收到罚单后5天内未支付,罚款将达到85.10欧元。如果在2个月内未支付,罚款将达到129.6欧元。所有罚款必须通过银行转账支付,不能在线支付。这显然给原本美好的假期留下了不好的印象。所以,当你前往意大利的城镇时,一定要确保你的同伴们都注意ZTL标志。