How much did Italy motorway tolls 2026 increase and when?

Tolls rose by an average 1.5% from 1 January 2026, with some routes like Salerno–Pompei–Naples around 1.9%. For budgeting, that equals €1.50 more per €100 in tolls, or €1.90 on the higher‑adjusted stretches. The change follows a Constitutional Court ruling.

Does this affect the Brenner motorway toll or only Italian sections?

The increase applies to Italian motorway concessions. The Brenner corridor is a common route from Germany into Italy, and Italian sections reflect the new schedule. Separate charges outside Italy follow their own rules. Check current tariffs before travel to understand your full route costs.

What should German hauliers change in their pricing?

Add a toll line reflecting the average 1.5% uplift. A quick guide is €1.50 per €100 of Italian tolls. Where lanes touch higher‑adjusted routes, note the near‑1.9% figure. Update surcharge sheets, communicate changes clearly, and reconcile weekly to protect margins.

Are Autostrade per l’Italia tariffs rising more than others?

The framework delivers an average 1.5% rise across concessions, with some routes near 1.9%. Specific assets can vary within their contract terms. Monitor operator notices and official tables for your exact corridor. The court ruling supports predictable, contract‑linked tariff adjustments.

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Italy Toll Hike January 02: Court‑Backed 1.5% Rise Lifts Logistics Costs

ByDanny Kontos January 3, 2026January 3, 2026

Italy motorway tolls 2026 rose by an average 1.5% from 1 January after a Constitutional Court ruling upheld contract‑linked adjustments. Some routes, including Salerno–Pompei–Naples, increased by about 1.9%. For German drivers, this means slightly higher costs on popular routes into Northern and Central Italy. The decision adds legal clarity for concessionaires and modest pressure on hauliers’ operating budgets and family travel plans. We explain the impact, the legal context, and simple steps to plan trips and quotes in euro terms.