Bus turistici

busturistici.torino.it was the portal of the City of Turin dedicated to permits for tourist buses: the archive's first snapshot, from 23 February 2015, announced the entry into force, from 13 March 2015 and for the following 24 months, of a limited traffic zone reserved for tourist buses (category M3 vehicles) extending to the city's boundaries and active every day, 24 hours a day.¹

The access permit, purchasable only online through the portal, cost 50 euros for the daily entry, 30 euros for each day after the first, and 500 euros for the annual subscription.¹

The domain busturistici.torino.it in the web archive

The domain busturistici.torino.it, in the web archive since 23 February 2015, presents itself as «Bus turistici». In 2016 the site, renamed «Bus Torino», announces the end of the trial of the limited traffic zone for tourist buses, started in 2015.

The site busturistici.torino.it and the limited traffic zone for tourist buses (2015-2018)

The site busturistici.torino.it, in the web archive's snapshot from 23 February 2015, announces the establishment, from 13 March 2015, of a limited traffic zone for tourist buses (category M3 vehicles) extending to the boundaries of the city of Turin and active seven days a week, twenty-four hours a day. By resolution of 14 July 2015 the City of Turin ordered the conclusion of the trial from 30 June 2016, as reported by the 2016 and 2018 snapshots.

The site busturistici.torino.it

The site, captured by the web archive at the domain busturistici.torino.it between 2015-02-23 and 2018-08-10, informed operators about the limited traffic zone for tourist buses in force from 13 March 2015, and about its subsequent conclusion, ordered by the City of Turin on 14 July 2015 and effective from 30 June 2016.

The limited traffic zone for tourist buses (2015-2016)

A copy of the web archive from February 2015 announces that from 13 March 2015, for the following 24 months, a limited traffic zone active every day for category M3 tourist buses enters into force in Turin, with a permit purchasable online at a cost of 50 euros for the daily entry, 30 euros for each day after the first and 500 euros for the annual subscription.¹ A copy from June 2016 reports that, by resolution of 14 July 2015, the City of Turin put an end to the trial of the tourist bus limited traffic zone starting from 30 June 2016.²

Sources

1. web.archive.org — 23 February 2015
2. Internet Archive — 23 February 2015
3. Internet Archive — 10 August 2018
4. Internet Archive Wayback Machine — 16 June 2016