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Il Consiglio dei Ministri ha approvato il nuovo Codice della strada, che introduce modifiche significative riguardo alla verifica dei documenti di guida e alle tempistiche di notifica dei verbali.
Non ci sarà più "l'obbligo" di portare con sé i documenti cartacei di guida e di circolazione, che potranno essere verificati telematicamente dagli organi di polizia. Così il Mit in una nota dopo che il Cdm ha dato il via libera al nuovo Codice della strada. "Novità" anche sul fronte delle notifiche dei verbali di contestazione, a tutela dei conducenti e del diritto alla difesa: con il nuovo testo, i Comuni avranno 45 giorni, anziché 90, per notificare il verbale quando l'accertamento avviene da remoto e senza contestazione immediata, spiega il ministero.

The Council of Ministers approves the changes to the Highway Code desired by Minister Matteo Salvini: reduced penalties, age limit for driving trucks and buses raised to 70 years, compulsory helmet and license plate for super electric bikes, indefinite driving ban for those traveling without insurance, notification of reports in 45 days instead of 90, insurance obligation for foreigners in Italy for more than 30 days and national membership of the platform for the Unified European Disabled Badge. Codacons criticizes the changes, calling for more controls in the area.

The new Highway Code introduces the dematerialisation of driving licenses and registration documents, penalties proportional to speeding, use of the emergency lane for motorcyclists in the event of slowdowns, expansion of the role of traffic police auxiliaries and revision of the sanctioning system and the destination of proceeds from fines.

The Rome court has authorized the filming of the trial against Maria Rosaria Boccia, accused of stalking and harming Gennaro Sangiuliano, exclusively for 'Un giorno in pretura' and only after the sentence.

The Court of Appeal of Milan has annulled the first degree conviction which required MEP Ilaria Salis to pay over 300 thousand euros to her former assistants Valentina Dadda and François Gelmetti. The case returns to court.

The Court of Cassation annulled with postponement the provision on precautionary disqualification measures for three female doctors investigated in Ravenna for false ideology and interruption of public service regarding certificates to avoid the CPR.

MP Letizia Giorgianni has presented a bill to introduce a suspension of executive actions for up to 180 days for those seeking to repay their debts, aiming for greater flexibility in repayment plans and bureaucratic simplifications.