In Italy, most highways are toll roads. Payment is based on the number of kilometers traveled. You can pay tolls in cash, by credit card, or through the Telepass system, which works like an electronic tag for automatic payments. We paid everything using our Wise international credit card. If you don’t have one yet, it’s…
Renting a car in Italy can be an excellent way to explore this country, rich in history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes. We live here and travel frequently by car, so we can assure you: it’s one of the best ways to truly experience Italy. With that freedom, you can go beyond the big cities and…
We are living in Italy and have already explored the country by car, from North to South. Along the way, we faced many challenges on the roads 😅, so we decided to share valuable tips to make your driving experience smoother than ours. Italian roads are generally well maintained, especially the highways, also known as…
Gas stations in Italy often close for lunch breaks and on Sundays. Stay alert so you don’t end up running out of fuel. Self-Service (Self) or With Attendant (Servito) In Italy, many gas stations don’t have attendants, so you pay and pump the fuel yourself. Some stations offer both options: self-service or with an attendant….
If you’re traveling through Italy by car — whether you’ve rented one for your Tuscan road trip or to explore the Amalfi Coast — you’ll quickly realize that fueling up isn’t quite the same as back home. Names, colors, and fuel options may look unfamiliar, and a small mistake at the pump can cause big…
Choosing the right fuel is key to avoiding issues during a road trip. Each country has different fuel names and types, and one mistake can damage your vehicle. On our blog, we explain how to identify the correct fuels, choose the most economical options, and understand gas pump labels. With this knowledge, you’ll drive safely, save money, and enjoy the best road trip experience.
