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Rome – L'Aquila – Teramo
Rome → Teramoabout 166 kmLazio, Abruzzo
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Updated at 20:57 · CCISS · Protezione Civile · MET Norway
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The A24 links Rome with Abruzzo: about 166 km via Tivoli, Carsoli and L’Aquila to Teramo. The A25 to Pescara branches off at Torano; before Teramo the road passes under the Gran Sasso through a twin-bore tunnel of about 10 km.
| Route | Rome – Tivoli – Carsoli – L’Aquila – Teramo |
|---|---|
| Length | about 166 km |
| Also known as | “Strada dei Parchi” (with the A25) |
| Regions | Lazio, Abruzzo |
| Operators | Management of the A24 and A25 has changed several times since 2022 (concession revoked and litigation): check the current operator on Ministry of Infrastructure channels. |
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| Tolls | Tolls depend on the distance travelled: pay at the toll booth (cash or card) or by electronic toll. Check the exact amount with the operator’s calculator. |
Heavy commuter traffic between the GRA, Settecamini, Lunghezza and Tivoli, including the A1 interchange.
High sections with snow and ice in winter. The Gran Sasso tunnel periodically has roadworks with restrictions or alternating one-way traffic: check events before you leave.
Winter equipment: From 15 November to 15 April, where signposted, winter tyres or chains on board are required.
Nearest road segment to L’Aquila; not a measurement for all of the A24.
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From Rome to Teramo, with the official kilometre markers. A selection of the main exits; the full list and services are on the operator’s website.
Some areas are on one carriageway only. Services, fuel and opening hours: operator’s website.
Kilometre markers from the public route tables, checked in November 2026.
MET Norway model forecast for 5 places along the route. It does not show official road conditions or closures.
Forecast updated at 20:00 (Italian time).
| Place | Forecast | Sky | Temp. | Wind | Rain 1 h | Next 24 h |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Romestart | Cloudy | 17 °C | 17 km/h | 0 mm | low 17° / high 20° · 17.3 mm · max wind 30 km/h | |
| Carsolialong the route · 640 m | Cloudy | 12 °C | 8 km/h | 0 mm | low 12° / high 18° · 12 mm · max wind 23 km/h | |
| L’Aquilaalong the route · 714 m | Partly cloudy | 10 °C | 7 km/h | 0 mm | low 10° / high 18° · 5 mm · max wind 19 km/h | |
| Assergi (Gran Sasso)high section · 870 m | Partly cloudy | 10 °C | 13 km/h | 0 mm | low 9° / high 17° · 3.9 mm · max wind 21 km/hfog | |
| Teramoend | Partly cloudy | 16 °C | 12 km/h | 0 mm | low 14° / high 19° · 0.9 mm · max wind 13 km/h |
Signals computed for the next 24 hours: low ≤ 1 °C, mean wind ≥ 50 km/h, rain ≥ 20 mm, snow or thunder symbols. They are model indications, not official warnings or road-surface conditions.
Weather data: MET Norway, CC BY 4.0 licence
Relevant phenomena forecast by Italy’s Civil Protection Department for the zones of the places on this route. It is a vigilance bulletin, not a closure order.
Bulletin issued on 11 November 2026.
Source: Italian Civil Protection Department, CC BY 4.0 licence
No section of the A24 is in the fixed Autostrade per l’Italia list. Apennine sections above 1,000 m: check the operator and its orders before you go.
Instead of M+S tyres, chains that fit your wheels carried on board are enough. Outside built-up areas the fine is €87 to €344.
Saved prices are over 72 hours old or lack a valid date, so they cannot be relied on. Check the official dataset before travelling.
Source: MIMIT, prices reported by operators (Italian Open Data License 2.0). Not an official MIMIT publication. Prices can change during the day: the price at the pump prevails. MIMIT dataset
Before choosing a station, check the travel direction and access with the road operator: kilometre references in the station register have not been validated for navigation.
Destination ideas connected to real listed motorway exits and junctions. Check access before leaving the road.
From Rome to Teramo · Length of the A24: about 166 km of motorway · 4 selected places
Rome–Teramo climbs from the metropolitan area into Abruzzo and crosses Gran Sasso by tunnel. Mountain villages and plateaus need separate roads and seasonal checks.
A24 Reference exit: Tivoli km 20
Villa d’Este’s Renaissance fountains and gardens deserve a planned visit; they cannot be seen from the A24.
Tourism details on Italia.it ↗A24 Reference exit: L’Aquila Ovest km 108
Abruzzo’s capital has squares, churches and museums; use city streets after the exit to reach the centre.
Tourism details on Italia.it ↗A24 Reference exit: Assergi km 117
The plateau is known for scenery and hiking; winter road access can be unavailable, so check the cable car and conditions.
Tourism details on Italia.it ↗A24 End of motorway: Teramo km 166
Teramo provides a town stop and separate routes toward Gran Sasso’s mountain landscapes.
Tourism details on Italia.it ↗These places are off the motorway carriageway. An exit name is only a reference, NOT a promise of direct access, detour distance, journey time, parking or opening. Check local roads, restricted-traffic areas, hours and seasonal access before travelling.
Tourism sources: Italia.it (local and regional guides); junction references from this motorway’s exit index. Editorial review: November 2026.
Rome – Teramo, via Tivoli, Carsoli and L’Aquila. About 166 km. It crosses: Lazio, Abruzzo.
Management of the A24 and A25 has changed several times since 2022 (concession revoked and litigation): check the current operator on Ministry of Infrastructure channels.
From 15 November to 15 April, on sections marked by signs, winter tyres or chains on board are mandatory under the operator’s orders. On the A24 the most exposed sections are: Apennines: Carsoli – L’Aquila – Gran Sasso.
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