An American tourist drove a Ferrari into the Piazza della Signoria, a famous pedestrianized square in the historic center of the city of Florence
Getting behind the wheel of a bright red Ferrari sports car doesn’t mean you can drive anywhere – not even in Italy. That’s what one American tourist found to his cost when he drove a gleaming Ferrari Spider into the Piazza della Signoria, a famous pedestrianized square in the historic center of the city of Florence.
“Checks revealed that the 43-year-old driver had an American driving license that did not comply with international conventions and did not have an international driving permit or official translation,” a statement from the Municipality of Florence said. “A report was taken for parking in the pedestrian area, driving against the direction and having non-compliant foreign license, the fine was a total of 470 euros, which he paid directly to the agents.
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