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Parking on blue lines in Pavia
Do you want to park in the Municipality of Pavia? Discover the cost and how to pay.
The blue lines in Pavia indicate paid parking areas on the street, mainly present in central zones and areas with higher traffic, where parking demand is higher.
They are especially widespread in the historic center, in commercial areas and in zones near services and public offices. The system is designed to promote vehicle rotation and improve urban traffic management.
Parking regulations are established by the Municipality of Pavia while operational management is entrusted to ASM Pavia SpA. Rates, hours and conditions may vary based on the zone, day and time slot: for this reason, the vertical signage next to the parking space always prevails.
How to pay for blue lines in Pavia
In the Municipality of Pavia, it is possible to pay for parking in blue zones through various methods, designed to adapt to both those who park occasionally and those who use their car more frequently.
Parking meters
The traditional method is payment through a parking meter, available in the main regulated parking areas.
With the parking meter you can:
- Pay with coins or card, where available.
- Select the parking duration based on the indicated rate.
- Obtain a paper ticket, which must be clearly displaye
Scratch and Park
In Pavia it is possible to pay for parking also through scratch-and-park tickets, available in different types depending on the zone:
- red ticket: € 2.50;
- orange ticket: € 1.50;
- purple ticket: € 1.00.
To use the ticket, you need to scratch the boxes corresponding to the date and start time of parking and position it in a clearly visible way on the dashboard.
If the duration of parking exceeds the time covered by a single ticket, it is possible to use more than one, taking care to indicate the times correctly.
Telepass App
Among digital payment methods, payment via Telepass app is available, active in the enabled areas of the Municipality of Pavia.
With the app:
- Parking is managed entirely digitally.
- There is no need to use the parking meter.
- Payment occurs automatically at the end of parking.
Based on local regulations, displaying a ticket may be required: it is always advisable to verify what is indicated by signage or operational instructions.
Where are the blue lines located in Pavia
Blue lines in Pavia are distributed mainly in central areas, in neighborhoods with higher density of services and in zones with higher parking demand, where the regulated parking system is designed to promote vehicle rotation and more orderly management of parking spaces.
The regulation is organized into five tariff zones: Viola Zone, Arancio Zone, Rossa Zone, Borgo Ticino and Piazzale Gaffurio.
Zone / urban area | Main streets / squares | Features |
|---|---|---|
Purple Zone | Via Nazario Sauro, Via D. Chiesa, Piazza Claudia Muzio, Via Indipendenza, Via Faruffini, Piazza Ciceri | Semi-central urban area with widespread regulated parking and base rate |
Orange Zone | Corso Manzoni, Viale Matteotti, Viale XI Febbraio, Via Liutprando, Via Digione, Via Porta Calcinara, Via Oberdan, Viale della Libertà | Central and connecting areas, with services and higher turnover |
Red Zone | Piazza Petrarca, Via Palestro, Piazza Municipio, Corso Garibaldi, Via Volta, Via Scopoli, Piazzale Ponte Ticino, Via F.lli Cremona | Heart of the city center, with the highest parking demand |
Borgo Ticino | Via Pasino, Via dei Mille, Via Ponte Vecchio, Via Ca’ Bella, Piazzale Ghinaglia | Area dedicated to the Borgo Ticino district, close to the historic center and the bridge area |
Piazzale Gaffurio | Piazzale Gaffurio and surrounding area | Specific area with independent parking regulations |
The distribution of parking spaces may change based on municipal ordinances: always check the vertical signage on site.
How to pay for blue lines in Pavia
The tariffs for blue zones in Pavia are divided into five tariff areas. The main difference depends on the area of the city where you park, with higher amounts in central areas and those with greater turnover. In this case too, the vertical signage present next to the parking space always applies.
Area | Main streets | Indicative rates |
|---|---|---|
Purple Zone | Via Nazario Sauro, Via D. Chiesa, Piazza Claudia Muzio, Via Indipendenza, Via Bernardino de’ Conti, Via Faruffini, Via Ticinello, Piazza Ciceri | 1.00 € / hour |
Orange Zone | Corso Manzoni, Viale Matteotti, Viale XI Febbraio, Viale Vittorio Emanuele II, Via Liutprando, Via Digione, Via Porta Calcinara, Via Oberdan, Viale della Libertà | 1.50 € / hour |
Red Zone | Via F.lli Cremona, Piazza Petrarca, Via Palestro, Piazza Municipio, Corso Garibaldi, Via Volta, Via Scopoli, Piazzale Ponte Ticino | 2.50 € / hour |
Borgo Ticino | Via Pasino, Via dei Mille, Via Ponte Vecchio, Via Ca’ Bella, Piazzale Ghinaglia | 1.00 € / hour |
Piazzale Gaffurio | Piazzale Gaffurio and surrounding area of Via Gaffurio | 1.00 € / hour |
Opening hours of blue parking zones in Pavia
The payment hours for blue lines in Pavia may vary slightly depending on the area, but in general paid parking is active Monday to Saturday:
- from 08:00 to 12:30;
- from 14:30 to 19:00.
In the 12:30 - 14:30 time slot, parking is usually free, unless otherwise indicated. On Sundays and public holidays parking is generally free in standard areas, but it is always important to check for any exceptions shown on the signage.
As with rates and payment methods, the vertical signage next to the parking space always applies, which indicates any time variations or specific rules for individual areas.
Permits and subscriptions for blue zones in Pavia
The paid parking system in Pavia provides several types of subscriptions, designed for those who use their car frequently in regulated areas.
As with other parking methods, it is important to remember that subscriptions are valid only in municipal areas actually managed by ASM Pavia: before parking, it is always advisable to check the vertical signage present at the location.
Monthly subscription Purple Zone
The monthly Purple Zone subscription is designed for those who regularly park in areas with an hourly rate of €1.00. It is therefore a useful solution for those who frequently use parking areas with base rates and want a dedicated monthly pass
Monthly subscription Orange Zone
The monthly Orange Zone subscription is aimed at those who frequently park in areas with an hourly rate of €1.50. This is a formula especially suitable for those who regularly use the central and semi-central areas subject to this tariff.
Monthly subscription for merchants
The monthly merchant subscription is dedicated to commercial operators working in areas subject to regulated parking and who need a continuous parking solution during their work activities.
School child subscription
The school child subscription is designed for the needs of drop-off and parking in areas identified by ASM Pavia as pink zone. It is therefore a specific formula for those who need to use their car near the school areas involved.
University Subscription
The University subscription is dedicated to those who regularly frequent the university area of Pavia. It is valid in the green zone and in Piazzale Braille - Flarer parking, and is available in multiple time-based options, so as to adapt to students and users who regularly use these areas during the academic year.
People with disabilities
Vehicles serving people with disabilities can park free of charge in reserved spaces, provided that:
- The disability badge (CUDE) is displayed.
- Any limitations indicated by signage are respected.
Are electric cars free to park in blue zones in Pavia?
In Pavia, there are no parking discounts for electric cars in blue zones: even fully electric vehicles must therefore pay for parking regularly, according to the rates and methods provided for the area where they are located.
As for traffic circulation, fully electric cars can access the ZTL only during specific time slots, generally coinciding with loading and unloading hours (approximately 7:00–10:30 and 14:30–16:00), and in any case in compliance with current restrictions, such as the prohibition of transit on main roads and in pedestrian areas.
To benefit from any traffic-related exemptions, vehicles must be previously authorized and included in the so-called "whitelist" of the Municipality of Pavia.
Frequently asked questions about blue lines in Pavia
How much do blue lines cost in Pavia?
How much do blue lines cost in Pavia?
The cost of blue lines parking in Pavia varies depending on the zone. Rates generally range from 1.00 € per hour (Purple Zone) to 2.50 € per hour (Red Zone). The amount depends on the location and parking demand.
What are the blue zone parking hours in Pavia?
What are the blue zone parking hours in Pavia?
Blue lines in Pavia are active Monday to Saturday from 08:00 to 12:30 and from 14:30 to 19:00. During the 12:30–14:30 time slot, parking is usually free, as well as on Sundays and public holidays, except for exceptions.
How do you pay for blue lines parking in Pavia?
How do you pay for blue lines parking in Pavia?
In Pavia, it is possible to pay for parking through parking meters, scratch-and-park tickets, or the Telepass app. Available methods may vary depending on the area, so it is always advisable to check the signage.
Where are the blue parking spaces located in Pavia?
Where are the blue parking spaces located in Pavia?
Blue lines are mainly present in the historic center, in commercial areas and in areas near services and public offices. They are divided into five tariff zones: Purple Zone, Orange, Red, Borgo Ticino and Piazzale Gaffurio.
Do people with disabilities pay for blue parking spaces in Pavia?
Do people with disabilities pay for blue parking spaces in Pavia?
Vehicles serving people with disabilities can park free of charge in reserved spaces, displaying the CUDE badge.
Do electric cars pay for blue parking spaces in Pavia?
Do electric cars pay for blue parking spaces in Pavia?
Yes, in Pavia electric cars do not have parking exemptions and must pay regularly for parking in blue zones. They may, however, have specific limitations or conditions for access to the ZTL.
Pay for blue parking lines with the Telepass App
Thanks to the Blue Lines service, you can manage your vehicle parking directly from the app.
