Which type of driving permits allow the assessment of points for BAC violations in Italy?

In Italy, driving permits that are associated with the assessment of points for Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) violations primarily pertain to individuals who hold a government-issued identification card along with their driving permit. This is because these permits are linked to the official Italian driving regulations, which enforce a point system for various traffic violations, including those related to BAC.

When individuals possess government-issued identification, they are typically subject to the same laws and regulations as local drivers, which includes the penalty point system that tracks violations and can result in the suspension of the driver's license if a certain number of points are accumulated. This connection underscores the importance of adhering to the legal BAC limits set forth in Italian law.

In contrast, other types of driving permits such as international driving permits, tourist driving permits, and temporary visitor permits, generally do not integrate with the Italian point system for BAC violations as these permits are often designed for short-term use by visitors who are not subject to the same mandatory compliance as residents and local drivers. Thus, they may lack the mechanisms for point assessment associated with driving infractions.