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When entering the expressway, press the button to output paper. If you don't know how to pay when exiting the expressway, you can do it like me. Telpass definitely can't go. I stopped for two minutes with my hazard lights on at the expressway exit and saw a window stick out. I knew there were service personnel over there. ? Italy Q&A

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Excuse me, do I need to print out the insurance certificate when entering Rome, Italy ? Italy Q&A

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¿Alguien ha recibido multas de tráfico en Sicilia, Italia? Recibí una factura de 30.5EUR de una empresa de alquiler de coches pero no vi que se hubiera hecho el cobro. La multa dice que se envió a una dirección en China y no la recibí. ¿Cómo paga esta multa ? Italy Q&A

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My husband and I are not good at English, we can only speak a few words. We want to self-drive in Italy, but we have heard that there are many ZLT areas in Italy, and the fines are very severe. Is it suitable for us to self-drive in this situation ? Italy Q&A

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Which region, we are really losing in Jiangsu. If not handled by the Office of Foreign Affairs, no authentication will be given. Authentication needs to be handled in Nanjing. If you go directly to Nanjing, it will take a month. I don't know what it is for. Is it Beijing? Such a high efficiency ? Italy Q&A

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I have a question. I arrived at the Rome train station today and wanted to scout ahead, but I didn't see the car rental counter! Also, I saw that I have to go to the seventh floor of a nearby building to rent a car. Does anyone know where to go to complete the procedures and pick up the car? It's really chaotic with a child. Thank you, everyone ? Italy Q&A

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Milan's ZTL is not scary. You can spend 5 euros to buy a ticket tied to the license plate number. Florence is the one that gives me a headache. I clearly checked the route to Piazza Michelangelo and it was not within the ZTL range, but as I drove, I found those white circles everywhere. I didn't know how to proceed. In the end, I still drove into it. But I didn't see any cameras, and I don't know if I actually entered illegally ? Italy Q&A

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The time of travel may not be in the peak season for tourists. It also has something to do with going to pick up the car early. In April, I rented a car in Switzerland and booked a Jeep Compass. They gave me a Volvo S40. I saw that my friends often upgrade when they drive in Europe, so I thought it was normal. It's really hard to explain why the automatic is automatically given a manual. If you can't drive a manual, what should you do? The price is also different.. ? Italy Q&A

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On the Italian highway, I observed that the speed limit on the primary highway is 130, while the other roads are 110. Almost all cars are driving at 130/140. I kept getting overtaken and was forced to drive fast as well. It's strange that there are very few speed cameras. I only saw a few electronic speed signs in some places, showing the current speed. I don't know if I will be fined for speeding ? Italy Q&A

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Two trips to Italy in two years, passing through Sicily, Dolomites, Tuscany, and some other cities. Personally, I feel that the security in Italy is not a big problem. Tourist attractions are always crowded, which is unavoidable anywhere. Just be mindful of your belongings, keep some loose change in your pocket, and don't expose large amounts of cash. We added a small combination lock to our backpacks for extra security. Thieves also choose their targets, just like in our own country. I've seen many foreigners leaving their bags far away while taking photos, and their belongings were not stolen. There are armed police guarding various attractions in Italy, so I didn't feel unsafe at all ? Italy Q&A

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