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Traffic incidents in Italy

Right now there are 5 incidents in Italy, including 4 closed roads. Official data (Verkehrsmeldezentrale Südtirol / Centrale Viabilità), updated every few minutes.

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Accidents and road closures near me

Allow location to see accidents, closures and queues within 50 km of you, nearest first, no sign-up. The GasBu app keeps watching and can send you an alert.

Accidents, obstructions, weather and queues on top, short closures below. Newest first, updates automatically. · updated 20 Oct, 18:16

Long-term closures and restrictions on main roads in Italy

Provinces with the most incidents

Most affected roads

Frequently asked questions

What is the traffic like in Italy right now?

Right now there are 5 incidents in Italy, including 4 closed roads. Most reports right now are on A22, SS44, SS12. Last update: 20 Oct, 18:16.

Are there any road closures in Italy?

Yes. 21 closures are reported right now, for example Road closed · A22 · Bolzano - Bozen.

Is there an accident near me?

Tap “Near me” and allow location: the page shows incidents within 50 km of you, nearest first, with the radius on the map. The GasBu app keeps watching and sends an alert for every new incident nearby.

Where does the data come from and how often is it updated?

From official traffic data (Verkehrsmeldezentrale Südtirol / Centrale Viabilità). GasBu fetches it every three minutes and the page refreshes itself, so what you see is at most a few minutes old.

What you will find here

Each incident shows its type (Road closed, Accident, Congestion, Obstruction, Weather…), the road and kilometre point, the town and region, the affected direction and since when it applies. Incidents marked as scheduled have not started yet: they are closures announced in advance, sporting events or roadworks.

From Italy we only have South Tyrol for now (autonomous province of Bolzano): the A22 Brenner motorway, state and provincial roads and mountain passes. Other regions will follow once their data becomes available.

Data sources

The data comes from official sources (Verkehrsmeldezentrale Südtirol / Centrale Viabilità). GasBu does not change the content of the incidents; it only classifies them and translates the codes of the European DATEX II standard.

Fonte: Provincia autonoma di Bolzano – Agenzia per la protezione civile, Centrale Viabilità / Verkehrsmeldezentrale Südtirol (CC BY 4.0).

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