Roadworks
A4CCISS · IT
A4 Torino-Milano
Roadworks between 4.659 km before Rho junction and 102 m after Arluno junction towards Torino.
Official Italian text: lavori tra 4,659 km prima di Svincolo Rho e 102 m dopo Svincolo Arluno in direzione Torino
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Turin – Milan – Venice – Trieste
Turin → Triesteabout 523 km5 operatorsPiedmont, Lombardy, Veneto, Friuli-Venezia Giulia
Common CCISS wording is translated; the Italian original stays visible.
A4 right now at a glance
- Traffic2 reports in the last hour: 2 × roadworks.Details
- Weather alert (Civil Protection)isolated thunderstorms (Lombardia sud-orientale); isolated thunderstorms (Pianura veneta)Details
- 24 h forecastheavy rain: Milan, Brescia, Verona …Details
- Winter equipmentFrom 15 November (in 4 days): km 125–217.7 (A8 Varese – Fiera Milano → Brescia Centro).Details
Updated at 20:57 · CCISS · Protezione Civile · MET Norway
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Roadworks
A4CCISS · IT
A4 Torino-Milano
Roadworks between 2.8 km before Volpiano Sud junction and 1.93 km after Area di servizio Settimo Torinese towards Torino.
Official Italian text: lavori tra 2,8 km prima di Svincolo Volpiano Sud e 1,93 km dopo Area di servizio Settimo Torinese in direzione Torino
Common CCISS wording is translated; the Italian original stays visible underneath.
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A4 at a glance: route, operators and key sections
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The A4 crosses northern Italy from Turin to Trieste (about 523 km) via Milan, Brescia, Verona, Padua and Venice-Mestre. It is split between five operators, so a single trip can fall under different companies for roadworks and assistance.
| Route | Turin – Milan – Brescia – Verona – Padua – Venice – Trieste |
|---|---|
| Length | about 523 km |
| Regions | Piedmont, Lombardy, Veneto, Friuli-Venezia Giulia |
| Operators |
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| Interchanges and hubs |
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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. The five operators share one ticket: you pay once when you exit. |
Sections to know
Milan – Bergamo – Brescia
One of the busiest stretches in Italy, with frequent queues at peak times and many junctions and interchanges (A58, A35).
Mestre junction
Around Venice the A4 links with the Mestre bypass (A57) and the A27 towards Belluno: check which branch an event refers to before choosing your route.
Venice – Trieste
On summer weekends holiday traffic towards Friuli, Slovenia and Croatia adds to normal volumes. Near Trieste, on the Karst plateau, the bora wind can blow in strong gusts.
Winter equipment: km 125–217.7 (A8 Varese – Fiera Milano → Brescia Centro): 15 November 2026 – 15 April 2027. Full guide for all motorways →
Traffic speed · sample point
Nearest road segment to Verona; not a measurement for all of the A4.
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A4: exits and junctions in order
From Turin to Trieste, with the official kilometre markers. A selection of the main exits; the full list and services are on the operator’s website.
- 0 kmTorino (C.so Giulio Cesare)
- 2 kmTangenziale Nord di Torino (Caselle, Aosta)Interchange
- 24.3 kmBarriera RondissoneToll barrier
- 72.4 kmA26 Genova – Gravellona ToceInterchange
- 82.9 kmNovara Ovest
- 90.5 kmNovara Est
- 104.5 kmMarcallo-Mesero (Malpensa)
- 120.8 kmBarriera Milano GhisolfaToll barrier
- 120.9 kmTangenziale Ovest di MilanoInterchange
- 125 kmA8 Varese – Fiera MilanoInterchange
- 138 kmBarriera Milano EstToll barrier
- 144.5 kmTangenziale Est di MilanoInterchange
- 146.3 kmA58 TEEMInterchange
- 172.1 kmBergamo (aeroporto)
- 210 kmA35 BreBeMiInterchange
- 222.3 kmBrescia Centro
- 243.9 kmDesenzano
- 258.8 kmPeschiera
- 275.3 kmA22 Brennero – ModenaInterchange
- 279.8 kmVerona Sud
- 326.6 kmVicenza Ovest
- 334.2 kmVicenza Est
- 335.6 kmA31 ValdasticoInterchange
- 356.2 kmPadova Ovest
- 363.3 kmPadova Est
- 364.2 kmA13 BolognaInterchange
- 374.6 kmTangenziale di MestreInterchange
- 402 kmA27 Belluno – aeroporto di VeneziaInterchange
- 452 kmA28 ConeglianoInterchange
- 467 kmLatisana
- 490 kmA23 TarvisioInterchange
- 491 kmPalmanova
- 501 kmA34 Villesse – GoriziaInterchange
- 515 kmBarriera LisertToll barrier
- 523 kmSistiana (Trieste)End
Service areas along the A4 (21)
- Settimo Torinese3 km
- Villarboit64.2 km
- Novara88.7 km
- Pero122.7 km
- Lambro133.6 km
- Brianza148.4 km
- Brembo165.7 km
- Sebino197.5 km
- Val Trompia213.7 km
- San Giacomo226.5 km
- Monte Alto244.6 km
- Monte Baldo271.7 km
- Scaligera300.7 km
- Villa Morosini324.8 km
- Tesina336 km
- Limenella354.5 km
- Arino372.5 km
- Calstorta431 km
- Fratta456 km
- Gonars487 km
- Duino519 km
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.
Weather along the A4
MET Norway model forecast for 6 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Turinstart | Partly cloudy | 9 °C | 3 km/h | 0 mm | low 7° / high 9° · 19.8 mm · max wind 9 km/hfog | |
| Milanalong the route | Cloudy | 10 °C | 1 km/h | 0 mm | low 8° / high 11° · 28.9 mm · max wind 12 km/hheavy rainfog | |
| Bresciaalong the route | Cloudy | 11 °C | 4 km/h | 0 mm | low 10° / high 12° · 26.5 mm · max wind 15 km/hheavy rain | |
| Veronaalong the route | Rain | 10 °C | 5 km/h | 0.4 mm | low 10° / high 14° · 35 mm · max wind 26 km/hheavy rainfog | |
| Venezia-Mestrealong the route | Fog | 11 °C | 7 km/h | 0 mm | low 10° / high 13° · 29.2 mm · max wind 23 km/hheavy rainfog | |
| Triesteend | Heavy rain | 14 °C | 6 km/h | 1.9 mm | low 14° / high 16° · 45.1 mm · max wind 33 km/hheavy rain |
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
Official weather-vigilance bulletin (Civil Protection)
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.
Wednesday 11 November
- Lombardia sud-orientaleBrescia, Veronaisolated showers or thunderstorms
- Pianura venetaVenezia-Mestreisolated showers or thunderstorms
Thursday 12 November · 5
- TorineseTurinisolated showers or thunderstorms
- Lombardia centrale settore occidentaleMilanwidespread, persistent rain · scattered showers or thunderstorms · moderate precipitation totals
- Lombardia sud-orientaleBrescia, Veronawidespread, persistent rain · scattered showers or thunderstorms · high precipitation totals
- Pianura venetaVenezia-Mestrewidespread, persistent rain · scattered showers or thunderstorms · strong winds · high precipitation totals
- Pianura friulanaTriestewidespread, persistent rain · high precipitation totals
Friday 13 November · 2
- TorineseTurinisolated showers or thunderstorms
- Pianura friulanaTriestewidespread, persistent rain · isolated showers or thunderstorms · moderate precipitation totals
Source: Italian Civil Protection Department, CC BY 4.0 licence
Winter tyres and chains on the A4
| Section | km | Period | Today |
|---|---|---|---|
| A8 Varese – Fiera Milano → (between A35 BreBeMi and Brescia Centro)Autostrade per l’Italia | 125–217.7 | 15 November 2026 – 15 April 2027 | From 15 November (in 4 d) |
Turin – Milan and Brescia – Trieste are run by other companies: check their orders.
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.
Fuel prices at A4 service areas
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.
What to see along the A4: visits and detours
Destination ideas connected to real listed motorway exits and junctions. Check access before leaving the road.
From Turin to Trieste · Length of the A4: about 523 km of motorway · 5 selected places
Turin–Trieste passes through Lombardy, Lake Garda, Veneto and Friuli. Urban sightseeing, lakeside trips and historic towns involve different exits and local roads.
A4 Reference exit: Bergamo (aeroporto) km 172.1
Bergamo: Città Alta
The upper town is enclosed by UNESCO-listed Venetian walls; explore the historic streets on foot after leaving the A4.
Tourism details on Italia.it ↗A4 Reference exit: Peschiera km 258.8
Peschiera del Garda: fortezza e lago
The town’s pentagonal fortifications sit on Lake Garda; a walk along the bastions makes a focused stop.
Tourism details on Italia.it ↗A4 Reference exit: Verona Sud km 279.8
Verona: Arena e centro storico
The Roman amphitheatre stands in Piazza Bra. Check city parking and restricted-traffic rules before driving in.
Tourism details on Italia.it ↗A4 Reference exit: Padova Ovest km 356.2
Padova: Cappella degli Scrovegni
The Scrovegni Chapel’s frescoes make a worthwhile art stop rather than a drive through the ring road.
Tourism details on Italia.it ↗A4 Reference exit: Palmanova km 491
Palmanova: città-fortezza a stella
The star-shaped walls and Piazza Grande recall Venetian military planning; reaching the centre means leaving the main road.
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.
Questions about the A4
Where does the A4 start and end?
Turin – Trieste, via Milan, Brescia, Verona, Padua and Venice. About 523 km. It crosses: Piedmont, Lombardy, Veneto, Friuli-Venezia Giulia.
Who operates the A4?
SATAP (gruppo ASTM) (Turin – Milan); Autostrade per l’Italia (Milan – Brescia); Autostrada Brescia Verona Vicenza Padova (Brescia – Padua); Concessioni Autostradali Venete (CAV) (Padua – Venice); Autostrade Alto Adriatico (Venice – Trieste).
Do I need winter tyres or chains on the A4?
km 125–217.7 (A8 Varese – Fiera Milano → Brescia Centro): 15 November 2026 – 15 April 2027.
Where do queues form most often on the A4?
The busiest points are: Milan – Bergamo – Brescia, Mestre junction and Venice – Trieste. Check the live events above before you leave.
What this A4 page shows
The live list filters the latest nationwide CCISS snapshot for A4. No event shown does not automatically mean the motorway is clear.
How to use the data
Check the page before you set off and always compare it with road signs, your navigation and instructions from the authorities. CCISS reports do not always include journey times or delays. Where available, you can request an indicative journey-time estimate; use the road operator or navigation app for directions and detours.
Earlier traffic reports
Up to 1,000 reports observed in earlier feeds. When they disappear from the latest 100, their current status is UNKNOWN.