Toll Box Italy

Stress-free through Italy: pay the toll automatically with the right Toll Box for your journey

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  • Note France

    In France, the toll is based on the actual height (without superstructures) and actual weight of the vehicle at the toll station.

    For motorhomes, a height of 3 metres and a weight of 3.5 tonnes are decisive. If both values are exceeded, a Toll Box is required for large and heavy vehicles, according to the toll operator.

    In practice, however, there is a certain tolerance: you only need the ‘Large Toll Box’ if you weigh more than 4.5 tonnes and/or are over 3.05 metres high.

    Examples:

    • 4.5 tonnes and 2.95 metres -> ‘Small Toll Box’ works

    • 4.6 tonnes and 2.95 metres -> ‘Large Toll Box’ works

    • 4.2 tonnes and 3.05 metres -> ‘Small Toll Box’ works

    • 4.2 tonnes and 3.06 metres -> ‘Large Toll Box’ works

    Measured is:

    Pure vehicle height, superstructures do not count.

    Actual weight while travelling, not permissible total weight.

    More than 2 axles:

    Vehicles with at least 3 axles always require the ‘Large Toll Box’, regardless of height and weight. A tandem axle is measured as one axle in France.

    (For the ‘Large Toll Box’, the data from the vehicle licence must be provided for Austria).

    Trailer included? - Not relevant for the selection of the Toll Box.

    These examples are recommendations without guarantee, as categorisation takes place automatically at the toll station. Please check your vehicle documents to determine the appropriate Toll Box. Many newer motorhomes and campers remain under 3 metres.

  • Installation

    The Toll Box is already activated on receipt and ready for immediate use. Installing our Toll Box is simple and straightforward. This is how you proceed:

    • Find the right place for the Toll Box on your windscreen.

    • Clean the corresponding spot on the windscreen.

    • Press the holder with the adhesive spot onto the windscreen.

    Important notes on installation

    If you have a coated windscreen, it is essential to fit the Toll Box in the uncoated recess (see vehicle manual). This is usually marked by a dotted area. For motorhomes with an alcove and without a coated/heated windscreen, we recommend attaching it to the centre of the windscreen approx. 15 cm above the dashboard.

    The Toll Box from maut1.de can of course also be used with a motorbike. We recommend stowing the Toll Box (protected from rain and cold) in a tank bag on the motorbike so that it is facing forwards in the direction of travel.

  • Pickup-Station

    Only our ‘Small Toll Box Standard’ can be collected at the pick-up stations. The ‘Small Toll Box Premium’ automatically has express delivery.

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    Please note: 

    For the time being, the ‘pick-up’ order option only applies to the ‘Small Toll Box Standard’ (cars and vehicles up to 3 metres high).

    What to consider when collecting from a pick-up station?

    1. Complete the order for your ‘Small Toll Box Standard’ online at maut1.de using the ‘Collection’ shipping method.

    2. Simply drive to the specified collection point.

    3. You can collect your ‘Small Toll Box Standard’ there using the barcode from your order confirmation email.

    4. Please assemble the ‘Small Toll Box Standard’ according to the enclosed instructions and travel to your holiday (Italy, France, Spain, Portugal) without any traffic jams or stress.

So funktioniert die maut1.de Mautbox für Italien

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Online Mautbox bestellen

Bestellen Sie unsere Mautbox für Ihre Reise von zuhause aus.

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Mautbox anbringen

Bringen Sie die Mautbox gemäßg der Anleitung in Ihrem Fahrzeug an.

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Freie Fahrt

Nutzen Sie die speziell für Mautboxen gekennzeichneten Fahrspuren an der Mautstation.

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Abrechnung per E-Mail

Wir buchen (monatlich) die Mautgebühren von Ihrem hinterlegten Abrechnungskonto ab. Eine Übersicht der berechneten Gebühren erhalten Sie per E-Mail.

Italy Toll Box


Travel through Italy stress-free with the Italy Toll Box – Telepass system from maut1.de.

With our Italy Toll Box, you can drive through all Telepass lanes without stopping at toll stations. Whether it’s a road trip, motorcycle tour, or truck journey: you save time and avoid traffic jams. Learn more about the toll system, toll charges, and simple billing with maut1.de – for a relaxed journey through Italy.

Mautbox Italien

Entspannt durch Italien mit der Mautbox Italien – Telepass-System von maut1.de
Mit unserer Mautbox Italien fahren Sie stressfrei durch alle Telepass-Spuren – ohne Anhalten an Mautstationen. Ob Roadtrip, Motorradtour oder Lkw-Fahrt: Sie sparen Zeit und vermeiden Staus. Informieren Sie sich über Mautsystem, Mautgebühren und einfache Abrechnung mit maut1.de – für eine entspannte Reise durch Italien.

Mautsysteme in Italien im Überblick

Italien nutzt geschlossene, offene und Free-Flow-Mautsysteme.
Je nach Strecke unterscheiden sich Ablauf und Bezahlung deutlich.

Closed System

Most Italian motorways use a closed toll system. Without a Toll Box, the following applies:

  • Take a ticket at the entrance
  • Pay the toll at the exit
  • Costs are based on the kilometers traveled
  • Lost ticket = maximum toll + penalty fee
  • Take a ticket even if the barrier is open

Open system

Flat fee per toll station. Without a Toll Box, you must queue on site and pay manually.

Example:

  • A9 Como–Mailand
  • A8 Varese–Mailand
  • A5 Mont Blanc–Aosta
  • A32 Fréjus–Turin
  • A12 Rom–Civitavecchia

Free Flow-System

Automatic registration via on-site license plate recognition. With the maut1 Toll Box, you don’t need to worry about separate registrations, as maut1 takes care of everything for you.

Currently on:

  • A36 Lomazzo – Lentate sul Seveso
  • A59 Como Ring Road
  • A60 Varese Ring Road

Why a Toll Box for Italy Makes Sense

On many Italian motorways, long traffic jams frequently occur in front of toll stations, especially during holiday seasons. With an electronic Italy toll box, you can pass through toll points almost without stopping.

Your advantages at a glance:

  • Drive through Telepass lanes without taking a ticket

  • No cash or card payment required

  • Automatic billing of toll charges

  • Less waiting time on heavily frequented routes

  • Convenient use for holidays and business trips

  • Ideal for cars, motorhomes, and partly for motorcycles

Start your Italy holiday more relaxed — right from the very first toll station.

Gelb markierte Telepass-Spuren an einer Mautstation in Italien

Where the Toll Box Can Be Used in Italy

The Toll Box works on almost all toll motorways in Italy, including:

  • Autostrada del Sole (A1)

  • Routes towards Lake Garda, the Adriatic coast, or Tuscany

  • Motorways around Milan, Verona, Bologna, and Rome

  • and many more

This makes the Toll Box perfect for classic holiday routes as well as business travel within Italy.

Who Is the Italy Toll Box Suitable For?

The Toll Box is particularly useful for:

  • Holiday travelers with cars or family vehicles

  • Motorhome travelers

  • Business travelers & commuters

  • Frequent Italy travelers

  • Campers on the way to South Tyrol or the Adriatic coast

Especially during heavy travel periods, users often save a significant amount of time at toll stations.

Mautspuren in Italien richtig nutzen

Je nach Spur erfolgt die Mautzahlung automatisch, per Karte, bar oder mit Personal.
Die richtige Wahl spart Zeit und vermeidet Strafen.

Gelbe Spur

Telepass, Mautbox

Mit Telepass bzw. Mautbox


  • Schranke öffnet automatisch
  • kein Anhalten notwendig
  • Am gelben „T“-Symbol erkennbar
  • Meist wenig bis keine Wartezeit
  • Ohne Mautbox verboten
Bußgeld + Nachzahlung

Grüne Spur

Direkte Zahlung

Mit bar oder mit Karte


  • Klassische Mautspur
  • Ticket- und Kassenhäuschen
  • Ticket bei Einfahrt ziehen
  • Bei Ausfahrt bezahlen

Blaue Spur

Kartenzahlung

Kartenzahlung / Viacard


  • Kein Bargeld erforderlich
  • Automatisierte Stationen
  • Karte einführen, Maut wird abgebucht
  • Praktisch ohne Mautbox

Weiße Spur

Personal

Bemannte Spur mit Mitarbeiter


  • Sonderzahlungen & Hilfe
  • Mancato pagamento möglich
  • Für Sonderfahrzeuge
  • Nicht überall vorhanden

More information about tolls in Italy

Find more tips, information, and the latest updates about the Italy Toll Box in our blog articles.

FAQ Maut Italien

  • How does the Toll Box work in Italy?

    The Toll Box, also called Telepass, allows you to use the Telepass lanes at the toll station. This means you can simply drive through without stopping. The Telepass registers each passage and automatically forwards the calculation to maut1.de. Once a month, we debit the toll fees from your stored payment method, and you don't have to worry about anything.

  • What is the difference between the Toll Box and the Telepass for Italy?

    There is no difference. Telepass is just a specific term for a type of Toll Box.

  • Do I have to pay attention to special traffic rules in Italy?

    In Italy, different traffic rules apply than in Germany. To ensure you can enjoy your vacation without worries, we have compiled the most important information on traffic rules, fines, and penalties in Italy for you.

  • Do I have to pay tolls on all highways in Italy?

    Tolls are payable on almost all Italian highways, except for the A2 in the south of Italy from Salerno to Reggio di Calabria (still known as A3 until the end of 2016), which is not subject to tolls. In Sicily, only the A20 between Messina and Palermo and the A18 from Messina to Catania are separately subject to charges.

  • What happens if you forget to pay the toll fees in Italy?

    If the highway toll in Italy is not paid in time, the outstanding toll charge will first be claimed by the Italian debt collection agency Nivi SpA and later by a German debt collection company (including additional processing fees), which can still occur up to 10 years after the toll fee has been incurred.

  • Environmental zones in Italy: what must be considered?

    In Italy, there are so-called "Zona Traffico Limitato (ZTL)" in several major cities (currently e.g. Arezzo, Bologna, Bolzano, Florence, Genoa, Milan, Palermo, Pisa, Rome, Trieste, Turin, Venice, or Verona).

    This means a restricted traffic zone, into which only vehicles with a special permit may enter. A general or time-restricted driving ban applies.

    Further information is available e.g. for Milan, Bologna and Palermo.

  • How can I pay the toll in Italy?

    You can pay the toll either in cash, by credit card, or with a toll box (Telepass system). At many stations, there are automatic checkouts and separate lanes for Telepass users.

  • How do I recognize toll roads in Italy?

    Toll roads are generally well signposted in Italy. You can recognize them by the green highway sign with the notice "Autostrada" as well as by the signage at the toll stations.

Contract Information

You can use your toll box for as short or as long as you like. If you no longer need the toll box, simply return it (please with tracking) to the following address:

maut1 GmbH
Anton-Jakob-Str. 5
83026 Rosenheim

We will only charge the fees incurred up to that point.

If you keep the toll box for longer than one year, the contract will automatically be extended by another year. The monthly rental fee for the toll box Premium or the annual rental fee for the toll box Standard covers the provision of the toll box, but not the individual toll charges. The toll fees incurred when passing toll stations are separate costs and will be charged additionally.

You do not need to do anything else. We will charge all toll fees incurred during your trip using your selected payment method.