Italian speeding ticket for UK residents
Lucy answered in one of your questions that Italian speeding fines on Uk residents in a hire car are payable on a "goodwill" basis or after a case is brought in a UK civil court.
In addition they are not vaid unless communicated in English and have a valid international form of payment on the ticket.
Please can you confirm or clarify
In addition they are not vaid unless communicated in English and have a valid international form of payment on the ticket.
Please can you confirm or clarify
Asked on 31 October 2012 by Brian Hemingway
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See the FAQ at HJUK: www.honestjohn.co.uk/faq/italian-traffic-fines/
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