# Italian speed-fine revenue and safety trends 2025

> Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/italian-municipal-speedfine-revenue
> Updated: 2026-08-13T12:15:30.000Z. Sources: 31. Developments: 6.

In 2025, Italian municipalities collected over €284 million from speed-limit violations, representing more than one-third of all road-code penalties. While road authorities specifically collected over €57 million from speed-camera fines, the broader municipal revenue highlights the financial significance of traffic enforcement. 

Florence emerged as the leading provincial capital with €19.7 million, followed by Bologna (€9.2 million), Milan (€6.9 million), Padova (€5.7 million), and Genoa (€4.88 million). Notably, the non-capital town of Villapiana in Cosenza generated €6.99 million, surpassing Milan’s revenue. In Emilia-Romagna, Ravenna collected approximately €3.98 million, while Parma recorded nearly €1.98 million. In Lombardy, the Brescia provincial administration collected over €26.4 million, making it the region’s second-highest earner after Milan.

Regional data shows Tuscany remains a major contributor, with municipalities, the Florence metropolitan area, and provincial administrations collectively generating significant sums. In Campania, Puglianello led municipal collections with €1.14 million. 

Road safety trends remain mixed. Although national fatalities fell by 5.3% to 2,868, total accidents rose by 2.2% and injuries increased by 1.7%. Vulnerable users, including cyclists and e-scooter riders, continue to face higher casualty rates. Officials, such as Ravenna’s Vice-Mayor Eugenio Fusignani, have noted that while these figures are significant for local budgets, the primary objective of enforcement remains road safety rather than revenue generation.

## Timeline

### 2026-08-13: Italian municipalities collect 284 million euros in speeding fines

Italian municipalities collected over 284 million euros in speeding fines in 2025, with Florence leading the rankings at 19.7 million euros.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/italian-municipalities-collect-284-million-euros-in-speeding-fines

### 2026-07-31: Puglianello tops Campania municipalities in 2025 speed‑camera revenue

Campania municipalities collected over €8.5 million from speed‑limit fines in 2025, led by Puglianello (€1.14 m). Summer speed violations cause roughly 29 % of regional road injuries.

6 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/puglianello-tops-campania-municipalities-in-2025-speedcamera-revenue

### 2026-07-23: Italy records €57 million in speed‑camera fines in 2025

Italy collected over €57 million from speed‑camera fines in 2025; road deaths fell below 3,000 while accidents and injuries rose, prompting tighter scooter checks.

13 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/tuscany-records-over-57-million-in-speedlimit-fines-for-2025

### 2026-07-15: Brescia police log 1,300+ incidents and record €26.4 million in speed‑fine revenue

Brescia police logged over 1,300 incidents at the railway station in early 2026 and, in 2025, the municipality earned €1.5 M and the province €26.4 M from speed‑limit fines, ranking second in Lombardy.

5 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/brescia-police-log-1300-incidents-and-record-264-million-in-speedfine-revenue

### 2026-07-10: Parma and Ravenna rank among Italy’s top cities for speed‑fine revenue in 2025

Parma earned €1.98 M and Ravenna €3.98 M in 2025 speed‑fine revenue, ranking them among Italy’s top municipalities, as nationwide fines exceeded €284 M.

3 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/parma-and-ravenna-rank-among-italys-top-cities-for-speedfine-revenue-in-2025

### 2026-07-09: Villapiana records higher 2025 speed‑fine revenue than Milan as Florence leads provincial capitals

Italian municipalities collected over €284 million in speed fines in 2025. Florence led provincial capitals with €19.7 million, while Villapiana out‑earned Milan with €6.99 million, showcasing fines as a major

4 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/villapiana-records-higher-2025-speedfine-revenue-than-milan-as-florence-leads-provincial-capitals

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