Region

Fleet Management Solutions in Tuscany

Tuscany combines Italy's most complex tourism logistics calendar — 48 million tourist arrivals/year generating peak delivery demand from June through September — with a premium wine and food export supply chain that demands cold chain precision for Chianti Classico, Brunello di Montalcino, and Pecorino Toscano DOP products. Florence's ZTL A, B, and C zones cover the entire historic centre and extend into residential districts, operating different vehicle restrictions through an app-based permit system.

For FMCG operators, the premium nature of the Tuscan market — Eataly suppliers, Pitti Uomo fashion logistics, and agritourismo food service networks — means that delivery quality and precision are buyer KPIs, not just operational targets.

Key Statistics

3.7M

Regional population

48M

Annual tourist arrivals

3

Florence ZTL zone categories

€130B

Regional GDP

Local Challenges

Florence ZTL A, B, and C zones operate different restrictions — Zone A bans all non-authorised vehicles, Zone B bans diesel Euro 5 and below, Zone C is residents-only
Tuscany's wine harvest season (September–October) creates cold-chain vehicle shortage across the Chianti, Brunello, and Vernaccia production zones simultaneously
Tourist peak season (June–September) multiplies HoReCa delivery volumes by 3× in Florence, Siena, and coastal Maremma
Siena's Palio horse race (July and August) closes central Siena to all vehicles for 3 days each event
Hill-town delivery routes (Montalcino, Montepulciano, San Gimignano) require vehicles under 7 tonnes and sub-3m height — HGVs excluded completely

Cities

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. With 8Move, all three Florence ZTL zones (A, B, C) with their operating hours, vehicle category restrictions, and digital permit requirements are pre-loaded. The route planner assigns delivery windows that comply with zone-specific access rules and guides operators through the Comune di Firenze digital permit registration.