Facile.it analyzed the Siope data (information system for the operations of public bodies) and found that Milan, Brescia and Bergamo have collected almost 167 of the 193 million thanks to fines resulting from violations of the Highway Code, paid by private individuals. collected by all Lombardy municipalities. Needless to say, the Lombard capital takes the lion’s share (also first at a national level) with over 147 million, Milan is also first for “per capita” spending which stands at 108 euros. Brescia (12.4M) and Bergamo (7.5M) complete the podium for the total collected while, regarding the ranking of the per capita value of sanctions, we have Pavia (90 euros) and Mantua (73 euros) in second place. In both cases, Lodi closes the ranking with 490 thousand euros and a per capita fine of only 11 euros. Instead, they look at the small municipalities, those with less than 4000 inhabitants, Buguggiate stands out, in the province of Varese, which with just over 3 thousand inhabitants has collected 2.5 million euros in traffic fines, followed by Vellezzo bellini (Pavia) which , against 3400 inhabitants it collected 986 thousand euros, and Bellagio (Como) with 3500 inhabitants and almost 900 thousand euros collected.
