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Is jaywalking illegal in Italy?

Yes. Jaywalking is banned in Italy. Art. 190: EUR 26-102 if a zebra is within 100 m (raised Dec 2024).

Codice della Strada art. 190: pedestrians must use a crossing if one is within 100 m and cross perpendicularly; comma 10 fine raised by Law 177/2024 (in force 14 Dec 2024) from EUR 25-99 to EUR 26-102. Confirmed money.it 2026, sicurauto, investireoggi.

Source: CdS art 190; Law 177/2024

• Italy is one of 18 countries where jaywalking is banned, and 37 more restrict it.
• Its neighbours: banned in 0 of 4.
• In Europe: banned in 11 of 39 countries.

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