Covid, deadlines and extensions for driving licenses, road tax and car inspection

The Government has decided to change the deadlines with interventions useful not only for motorists, but also in order to reduce the workload at the motorizations, definitely under stress following the blocks. Not surprisingly, the recent Cura Italia Decree was launched with the aim of meeting citizens, thus allowing them to remain in compliance with all bureaucratic requirements.
Car tax and news
As regards the car tax, it is important to reiterate that it is not a state but a regional tax. It will therefore be the individual regions, possibly, to be able to make measures deemed more suitable for the same motorists. In fact, some regions have decided to postpone the payment, giving users the possibility to postpone payments, previously set for March, April and May. Referring to the data reported by the ACI, at least eight regions have decided to postpone car tax payments, including Lombardy, Emilia Romagna, Campania, Piedmont, Tuscany, Umbria, Lazio and Veneto.Driving license and pink paper
The recent lockdown, albeit in the last period differentiated on the national territory by some red areas, has pushed the Government to pass a new amendment so as to meet the needs of citizens. Licenses and pink papers expired or expiring during the pandemic period have in fact undergone extensions relating to the deadlines. However, no distinction was made between the regions and the same amendment led to the postponement of the validity of the documents - expired from January 31, 2020 - from December 31, 2020 to April 30, 2021. Not surprisingly, an automatic mechanism was also introduced of extension, and in this regard the Deputy Minister Giancarlo Cancelleri declared:The postponement concerns all administrative acts expiring or expired starting from January 31, 2020. From now on, in case it is unfortunate to extend the Coronavirus emergency and should a new Dpcm be issued, the expiry of the certificates will also be automatically extended. In this way, the continuous ordinances that "chased" the extensions of the emergency phase resulting from the various Dpcm are avoided.