Traveling with old car in Italy?
Hello,
I have a 1990 classic car that does not really have any modern euro emission certification and I am planing a roadtrip to Italy with it. It's going to be 3rd time we go there with that car but since last years adventure I have a fear of low emission zones.
I knew about ZTL's in big city centers or hourly limitations in some cities but last year I encountered a Euro 3+ emissions zone along the way with no clear way of driving around it. This year I am trying to plan ahead to avoid those zones and with that I have a view questions:
1: Is there a reliable website or a map where I can find those emission zones?
2: I've read that there are exemptions from those zones for some classic/historic cars. In theory mine is registered in Poland as a vintage/historic (Polish: samochód zabytkowy) but I don't know if that would translate into the Italian zone exemption. Anyone knows or has experience?
Area we plan to travel this year is lower Tuscany (just chill around Cortona) and then drive or sightsee along the coast from La Spezia all the way to French border. I'm most worried about the that coast