Highway traffic today, August 3, 2025, in real time

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Highway traffic today, August 3, 2025, in real time

Today, August 3, 2025 , Italian highways are experiencing several critical issues related to traffic, weather conditions, and technical failures. Specifically, there is a queue at the Mont Blanc Tunnel with an expected wait of 15 minutes, and heavy rain on the A23 Palmanova-Tarvisio between Udine South and the Italian border. Below is a route-by-route breakdown of today's most significant events.

Mont Blanc Tunnel

7:49 AM : Queue at Piazzale Francese towards Courmayeur due to heavy traffic . The expected wait is 15 minutes.

A23 Palmanova-Tarvisio

5:57 AM : Rain between Udine South and the Italian border in both directions . The affected stretch extends from kilometer 119.9 to kilometer 18.5, for a length of approximately 101 km.

A1 Milan-Naples

3:50 AM : The gas station at the Roncobilaccio Ovest service area in the direction of Naples has been closed due to a system failure . The gas station will remain closed until repairs are made.

A27 Venice-Belluno

2:27 AM : Strong winds between Vittorio Veneto Sud and Fadalto in both directions . The affected stretch extends from kilometer 66.8 to kilometer 52.3, for a length of approximately 14.5 km.

Source: Autostrade per l'Italia

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