Driving in Italy

[FedupwithNJ]

How about the luggage in the trunk? It's out of sight.

Originally Posted by Cobb

DO NOT leave your luggage in your vehicle if you rent a car. A1 is the major north/south fwy, signs are in Italian but a few are english. Hwys are great though good traveling from city to city. Yes, gas is astronomically high. Have fun.

[FedupwithNJ]

Grazie Minnie

Originally Posted by minniemouse

Hi!
I'm Italian and I live in Italy.

Jaggy001 has reason.

Driving in Italy is not a problem but it will be harder in the towns and cities as streets can be small and tight due to parked cars

I recommend a GPS maps.

Signs are in Italian, not English.

Gas is very very expensive and the highways also.

Moreover, we have a lot of traffic.
It's not so good to drive in Italy for all these reasons.

Have a good time in Italy!

[FedupwithNJ]

Yes, first time in Italy. Thanks for the advice.

Originally Posted by 2360039

Sings aren't in English. Are they Italian in the USA?
No problems with reading the signs in Italy. Buy a good map.

But what you need is a good pair of eyes, even on your back. Signs aren't always VISIBLE in Italy. (or non existable).

Drive careful: (For an American, first time in Italy?), Italians drive like hell. Speeding, ignoring signs....
Traffic jams: Some highways/motorways are known for long traffic jams. Example: the highway between Milan (Milano) and Venice (Venezia)

[minniemouse]

Originally Posted by FedupwithNJ

Grazie Minnie

If you need some info about Italy, I'm yere. Please, contact me by Direct message!