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Is it illegal to drive without winter tyres in Italy?

I am planning to drive to northern Italy this winter, but have been told that I must fit winter tyres to my car. Is this true?

Asked on 12 November 2013 by Jezrichardson

Answered by Honest John
You have to. Illegal to drive in Northern Italy in the winter without them.

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