Politics · Italy · 4 hrs ago
Milan council urges return of paper parking-ticket notices
Milan’s city council approved a motion urging a return of paper parking-ticket notices on car windshields.
The notices disappeared over the years as digital notifications replaced them.
The motion asks the mayor and city government to consider using paper notices alongside digital ones, because councillors say digital notices have had less deterrent effect.
It was linked to a measure introducing Tasers for local police.
The motion also calls for psychological support for officers and more even checks in nightlife areas.
It directs the police commander to begin, within 30 days, checks of businesses displaying or selling weapons without the proper licence.
Milan’s city council approved a motion urging the mayor and city government to consider restoring paper parking-ticket notices on car windshields alongside digital notifications.
The motion says digital notices have shown a clear limit in their deterrent effect.
The proposal was put forward by the Democratic Party and approved at a council meeting on Monday, according to ANSA.
The motion also calls for funding psychological support for local police officers and stronger checks in nightlife areas.
Fratelli d’Italia also supports the return of paper notices.
- Who
- Milan’s city council approved a motion put forward by the Democratic Party.
- What
- The motion urges the city to consider restoring paper parking-ticket notices alongside digital notifications.
- When
- The council approved it on Monday, the day before ANSA published its report on October 13, 2026.
- Where
- Milan, Italy.
- Why
- The motion says digital notification has shown a clear limit in deterring parking violations.
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- Council vote
- Motion approved at a Milan city council meeting on Monday
- Paper notices
- Proposed alongside digital notifications for parking violations
- Psychological support
- Motion urges the city to set aside at least as much as it spent on acquiring the taser
- Nightlife areas
- Motion calls for more widely distributed police presence and more frequent rotation in critical areas
- Weapons checks
- Commander of the local police instructed to begin checks within 30 days at businesses displaying or selling weapons without the proper licence
What people are saying
digital notification has shown a clear limit to its deterrent effect
Paper tickets on the windshield are a way to check violations, pay them promptly at the reduced rate and above all realise the mistake and avoid repeating it







