ItalyDriving & TransportRegulatory changes detected in official sources — tracked continuously by GovToDate's monitoring.
Last detection: 28 September 2026
What changes: Changes to the requirements for driving vehicles and the validity of driving licenses are under discussion. These provisions aim to update existing regulations to ensure greater safety and adherence to current standards.
What changes: Italian law regulates driving under the influence of alcohol, with specific penalties. The regulations also cover certificates that exclude alcohol abuse and rules for the sale and serving of alcoholic beverages.
What changes: Anyone intending to permanently export a vehicle from Italy abroad must first deregister the vehicle from the P.R.A. in Italy. For vehicles exported abroad after 01.01.2020, deregistration must be carried out in Italy BEFORE the vehicle is exported.
What changes: Anyone intending to permanently export a vehicle from Italy abroad must first deregister the vehicle from the P.R.A. in Italy, provided that a technical inspection/control of the vehicle has been carried out with a positive outcome, no earlier than six months prior to the date of the deregistration request.
What changes: For vehicles exported abroad after 01.01.2020, deregistration must have been carried out in Italy BEFORE the vehicle is exported; once deregistered from the PRA, the vehicle can no longer circulate in Italy.
What changes: Holders of an Italian driving license residing or staying for at least 6 months in this consular district (registered in the consular records and for whom the AIRE registration procedure has been initiated) can obtain confirmation of the validity of their Italian driving license, expired no more than 5 years ago and not falling under the cases provided for by art. The certificate must show the nam
What changes: In order to request the renewal of a driving license, Italian citizens residing abroad and registered with AIRE in the consular district must present themselves at the Consular Chancellery with the medical certificate, the expired license (not more than three years old), and two recent passport-sized photos. For license renewal, it is necessary to pay the stamp duty (16 euros) and the License Conf
What changes: In order to request the renewal of a driving license, Italian citizens residing abroad and registered with AIRE in the consular district must request a medical certificate from one of the Embassy's trusted doctors, verifying the existence of the legal psycho-physical requirements. The cost of the certificate is borne by the applicant; present yourself at the Consular Chancellery with the medical c
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