Lobby organisation
AUTOSTRADE PER L'ITALIA
Company · Transport & automotive · HQ: Italy · Transparency Register entry
As of 7 November 2026, AUTOSTRADE PER L'ITALIA appears in 3 declared MEP meetings (3 different MEPs), most often with Socialists & Democrats.
In their own words
“Autostrade per l’Italia S.p.A. (ASPI) is one of the leading motorway operators at EU level, managing - under public concession - a strategic network of approximately 3,000 km across Italy. This network includes 214 service areas, over 4,000 bridges and viaducts, and 420 km of tunnels, nearly half of Europe’s total kilometrage.”
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“With a workforce of more than 10,000 employees, ASPI plays a pivotal role not only for the competitiveness of the Country (80% of the manufacturing workers live within 20 km from a tool station) but also in the development of the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T). More specifically, ASPI manages the key infrastructure backbones of Italy, including the so-called “Autostrada del Sole” (A1) - a 600 km motorway connecting Milan to Naples and forming part of the Mediterranean–Scandinavian Corridor - as well as major segments (A13, A14, and A27) of the Adriatic–Baltic Corridor.”
Stated goals from the organisation's own Transparency Register filing.
Who they meet, and when
Which groups they meet
Share of this organisation's 3 declared meetings, by the meeting MEP's political group.
Meetings by year
Declared meetings per calendar year, 2021–2026. Bar length is relative to its busiest year (1 in 2021). Hatched: 2026 is a part-year - the record runs to 6 Nov 2026.
Group is each MEP's current political group, not necessarily the one they sat with at the time. Shares are rounded to whole percent.
The MEPs they meet most
The 3 most recent declared meetings
| Date | MEP | Subject |
|---|---|---|
| 24 Jun 2026 | Pierfrancesco Maran | Autonomus Driving |
| 11 Nov 2025 | Bart Groothuis | Taiwan policy |
| 20 Sep 2021 | Irene Tinagli | Courtesy Meeting |
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