ZTL (Limited Traffic Zones) Access & Parking Information

Access to the town center of Forte dei Marmi is restricted by electronic gates, which are activated at specific times of the year and during weekends. The areas subject to electronic access control are clearly marked with road signs and illuminated information displays.

Parking spaces marked with white lines are free of charge. Any parking rules or time limits are indicated by appropriate signage.

Parking spaces marked with yellow lines are reserved, while those marked with blue lines are paid parking areas. Parking fees may also be paid via smartphone using dedicated apps and QR code scanning.

For further information:
Local Police of Forte dei Marmi
Phone +39 0584 81145
www.comune.fortedeimarmi.lu.it

PEDESTRIAN AREAS AND “PERMANENT”, “SUNDAY OR HOLIDAY” TRAFFIC RESTRICTIONS (ZTL ZONES)

Regulations for permanent pedestrian areas and permanent ZTL (Limited Traffic Zones) zones apply from the Monday following the third Sunday of September until May 31 of the following year.

Permanent Pedestrian Area – Town Center
(valid 24 hours a day)

– Piazza Garibaldi;
– via Stagio Stagi, between via Duca d’Aosta and via Barsanti;
– via Roma (crossing at Via Barsanti permitted for authorized ZTL vehicles, mountain-to-sea direction, with priority to pedestrians);
– via Montauti;
– via Carducci, between via Veneto and via Spinetti;
– via IV Novembre, between via Stagio Stagi and via Matteotti;
– via Mazzini, between Via Mazzini 29 and via Solferino, on the seaside lane (the mountain side lane is one-way, from Massa to Viareggio);
– via Mazzini, between via dei Mille and via Risorgimento, on the mountain side lane (the seaside lane is one-way, from Massa to Viareggio);
– via Mazzini, between via Risorgimento and via Pascoli (crossing at Via Barsanti permitted for authorized ZTL vehicles, mountain-to-sea direction, with priority to pedestrians);
– via Mazzini, between via Pascoli and via Spinetti, on the mountain side lane (the seaside lane is one-way, from Massa to Viareggio).

Permanent ZTL – Town Center
(valid 24 hours a day)

– via Stagi, between via Risorgimento and via Barsanti, and between via Duca d’Aosta and via Veneto;
– via Barsanti, between via Stagi and via Matteotti (when crossing Via Roma, authorized vehicles must stop and give way to vehicles traveling on Via Roma, with priority to pedestrians crossing the roadway; similarly, when pedestrians coming from via Mazzini are crossing).

Sunday and Holiday ZTL – Town Center
(valid Sundays and public holidays from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm)

– via Matteotti, between via Spinetti and Piazza Marconi;
– via IV Novembre, between via Matteotti and the internal connection to Piazza Marconi west;
– Piazza Marconi west, between the internal crossroad connecting via IV Novembre and via Carducci;
– via Carducci, between via Giorgini and via Veneto;
– via Veneto, between via Mascagni and via Carducci;
– via Piave, between via Mascagni and via Carducci;
– Piazza Marconi east, between via Carducci and viale Morin;
– via Idone;
– via Mazzini, between via Michelangelo and via Risorgimento;
– via Milano;
– via Balilla;
– via Solferino, between via Matteotti and via Mazzini;
– via dei Mille;
– via Risorgimento, between via Trento and via Matteotti;
– via Pascoli;
– via Mazzini, seaside lane between via Pascoli and via Spinetti.

PEDESTRIAN AREAS AND LIMITED TRAFFIC ZONES. “SEASONAL”, “SEASONAL EVENING” AND “HOLIDAY” REGULATIONS

• TOWN CENTER

These regulations apply from June 1 to the third Sunday of September. During this period, the rules governing permanent pedestrian areas and Sunday/holiday ZTL zones are also extended to weekdays, according to the terms outlined below.

Seasonal Pedestrian Area – Town Center
(valid 24 hours a day)

In addition to the Permanent Pedestrian Area, the following streets are included:

– via Pascoli, between via Matteotti and via Mazzini;
– via Mazzini, seaside lane, connecting via Pascoli and via Spinetti.

Seasonal Evening Pedestrian Area – Town Center
(valid from 7:30 pm to 2:00 am)

– via Duca d’Aosta, between via Trento and via Stagi.

Seasonal ZTL – Town Center
(valid on weekdays from 5:00 pm to 6:00 am)

In addition to the “permanent Sunday/holiday ZTL,” the following streets are included:

– via Sant’Ermete;
– via Carlo del Prete.

Seasonal Sunday and Holiday ZTL – Town Center
(valid 24 hours a day on Sundays and public holidays)

The “seasonal” ZTL is extended to 24-hour validity (00:00-24:00).

• ROMA IMPERIALE

These regulations apply from the Sunday of the last week of June (even if falling in July) until the second Sunday of September.

“Summer ZTL 1” – Roma Imperiale
(valid from 9:00 pm to 6:00 pm)

– via Giorgini, between viale Morin and via Mascagni;
– via Sauro, via Bixio and via Galilei, between via Carducci and via Mascagni;
– via Gioia, between viale Morin and via Carducci;
– via Carducci, between via Giorgini and via XX Settembre, and between via XX Settembre and via Duilio;
– via Duilio;
– viale Morin, between via XX Settembre and via Nizza;
– via Togliatti;
– via Raffaelli;
– via Donatello;
– via Mann;
– via Doria;
– via Manzoni;
– via Corsica, between via XX Settembre and via Colombo and between via Colombo and the connecting road to viale Morin;
– via Malta;
– via Fiume;
– via Carrà;
– via S. Martini;
– via Roma Imperiale;
– via Dalmazia;
– via Marini;
– via P. Neruda;
– via Malatesta;
– via da Vinci;
– via de Gasperi;
– via Matteucci;
– via Sant’Elme, between via Giglioli and via Caduti sul Lavoro;
– via della Barbiera, between via Colombo and via Nizza;
– via dalla Chiesa;
– via Caduti sul Lavoro;
– via Sironi.

“Summer ZTL 2” – Roma Imperiale
(valid from 1:00 am to 6:00 am)

– via Colombo;
– via Torino, between viale Morin and via Carducci;
– via della Barbiera, between via XX Settembre and via Colombo;
– via S. Elme, between via Giglioli and via della Barbiera;
– via Giglioli, between via G.B. Vico and via S. Elme;
– via Balduini;
– via Battisti, between via Carducci and via Mascagni.

SUMMER TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

These regulations apply from the Sunday of the last week of June (even if falling in July) until the second Sunday of September.

One-way Streets
(valid 24 hours a day)

– via Piave, between via della Barbiera and via Ragazzi del ‘99, permitted direction: from mountains to sea;
– via Battisti, between via Terreni Pacchiani and internal via Battisti, permitted direction: from sea to mountains;
– via Agnelli, between via Ponchielli and via della Barbiera, permitted direction: from sea to mountains;
– via Duca degli Abruzzi, between via della Barbiera and via Ponchielli, permitted direction: from mountains to sea;
– via Colombo, between viale Morin and via Sant’Elme, permitted direction: from sea to mountains: two-way traffic is permitted in the interchange area between the offset sections of via della Barbiera.

No-Parking Zone – via Carducci
(valid from 2:00 pm to 06:00 am)

From 2:00 pm to 6:00 am, parking is prohibited on both sides of Via Carducci, between house number 18 and the southern side of Piazza Marconi. In addition to the administrative fine, vehicles will be subject to removal.