Civil Motorization offices in Emilia Romagna |
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The offices of Civil motorization ate situated on all the national territory and occupy mainly of the burocratical practices bound to the vehicles and to their divers: release booklets of traffic, licenses and their duplicates, certified of revision of the means, proceed to the nerolment of the vehicles and to the testing of the same if submitted to structural alterations. Here the list o fhte offices in Italy.
| Motorizzazione Civile di Bologna | |
| via dell'Industria 13, Bologna (BO) |
| Motorizzazione Civile di Ferrara | |
| via Canapa 145, Ferrara (FE) |
| Motorizzazione Civile di Forlì | |
| via Innocenzo Golfarelli 86/D, Forlì (FC) |
| Motorizzazione Civile di Modena | |
| via Galileo Galilei 224, Cognento (MO) |
| Motorizzazione Civile di Parma | |
| via Chiavari 13, Parma (PR) |
| Motorizzazione Civile di Piacenza | |
| via Maestri del Lavoro 10/12, Piacenza (PC) |
| Motorizzazione Civile di Ravenna | |
| via Trieste 184, Ravenna (RA) |
| Motorizzazione Civile di Reggio Emilia | |
| via Piemonte 4, Reggio Emilia (RE) |
| Motorizzazione Civile di Rimini | |
| via Lea Giaccaglia Lea 2, Rimini (RN) |
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