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Italy: Fines and bans for motorhomes in three cities

13.06.2026 14:36 1 min 3 sources РУС
La Nuova Sardegna ITA + 2 more
Italy: Fines and bans for motorhomes in three cities
Original source: LivornoToday

In Brief

In Alghero, a motorhome owner was fined for driving onto a beach; a city banned parking on Via Mainoldi; Rosignano Marittimo stepped up controls.

On Saturday, June 13, in Fertilia (Alghero area), a group of vacationers from Sassari drove a motorhome directly onto the beach and set up a tent, table, and chairs. Local police fined the vehicle owner 500 euros for violating public decency rules.

The municipality of an Italian city issued an ordinance banning motorhome parking on Via Mainoldi. The initiative followed long-standing complaints from residents, local entrepreneurs, and traders. The Forza Italia party supported the demands in the city council, and the Confesercenti association helped draw attention to the issue.

Police in Rosignano Marittimo began seasonal checks on motorhome parking rules. Camping in an unauthorized spot carries a fine of 100 euros, parking in a prohibited zone 42 euros, and stopping in a no-traffic zone 87 euros. Dumping organic waste on public land is fined 87 euros. Two designated areas and several parking lots are available for legal parking under separate ordinances.

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Motorhome owner fined for driving onto beach in Alghero

13.06.2026 La Nuova Sardegna ITA Original source

Italian town bans motorhome parking on Via Mainoldi

13.06.2026 èTV Rete 7 ITA Original source

Rosignano Marittimo increases controls on motorhome parking

10.06.2026 LivornoToday ITA Original source

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