No, I don’t.

Al

Same answer as the one I gave to Scott.
Read January 24, 2012 at 12:40 am comment.
(http://italychronicles.com/speeding-fines-in-italy/#comment-32744)

Best,

Al

My case is similar.
I circulated with a rented car in the limited traffic area in Florence on 2010-09-30.
The car renting company informed the police that I was the driver in December. After that at the and of January 2011 I received (with ordinary post) a letter dated 2011-01-21 from Nivi Credit Srl. with the title “Notice of Payment” about 105,95 EUR. At the end of the letter it was mentioned the “The present notice is not a Notificationof violation and therefore it permits the receiver to make the due payment in amicable circumstances.”
I did not pay but was waiting for the official Notification from the Police.
Few days ago I received a new letter dated 2012-01-30 from Nivi Credit Srl. The title of the letter is “Payment deadline reminder” and the letter tells me that
“on the 2011-10-27 you have been notified of a fine issued by the Council of CORPO DI POLIZIA MUNICIPALE DI FIRENZE for a totel of € 110,75 to be paid within 60 days from the date of receipt. Then penalty for non payment within the time limit is the double of the sum as provided for by the article 202 of the Italian Highway code.”
Unfortunately (or luckily?) it did nor receive the above mentioned letter that was probably the official Notification. Imaginable that it was sent but I did not stay at home for several weeks in October and November.
What should I do now?
If the 360 days time limit starts with the date of the infraction the not received official Notification was issued late. If however the 360 days time limit starts with the date when the police got informed about the data of the driver the Notification was issued probably still in time. Does it matter in this case that I did not receive it? Will it be considered as delivered even if it did not come to my hands?

Best thanks