Highway Operator
Quick Answer
Highway operators are the concessionary companies that manage Italian highways, setting rates and services.
Detailed Explanation
In Italy, highways are managed by various concessionary companies under state supervision. Main operators: Autostrade per l'Italia (ASPI) - the largest, manages A1, A14, partial A4, and others. SALT - Ligurian highways. Autostrada del Brennero - A22. Autovie Venete - partial A4, A23, A28. Milano Serravalle - Milan ring roads. CAV - Veneto. Each operator may have slightly different rates. Telepass and Viacard work with all operators. For complaints, contact the specific operator or ANAS for state roads.
Related Terms
An autostrada is a divided highway reserved for motor vehicles, with controlled access and speed limits up to 130 km/h.
Tolls are the fees paid to use Italian highways, calculated based on distance traveled and vehicle class.
Telepass is an electronic device that allows you to pass through toll booths without stopping, automatically charging the toll to your account.