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How to Deal with Tourists? Italians Regulate Entry Based on License Plate Numbers on Odd and Even Days

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Driving to Italy's Amalfi Coast without knowing the local rules can be expensive. The narrow SS163 road connecting the towns of Vietri sul Mare and Positano is so busy during the tourist season that authorities have had to introduce an uncompromising targhe alterne system, which allows cars to enter the road strictly according to the last digit of their license plate.
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Driving to Italy's Amalfi Coast without knowing the local rules can be expensive. The narrow SS163 road connecting the towns of Vietri sul Mare and Positano is so busy during the tourist season that authorities have had to introduce an uncompromising targhe alterne system, which allows cars to enter the road strictly according to the last digit of their license plate.

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auto.cz broke the news on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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