To legally drive a passenger car, what documentation must you strictly carry with you?

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To drive legally, it is mandatory to carry the documentation that proves both the driver's authorization and the vehicle's registration. The correct answer includes the three legal requirements: the Driving License (for the driver), the Circulation Permit (which identifies the owner and vehicle), and the Technical Inspection Card or ITV (which certifies the car is technically fit). All of these can be carried in physical format or digitally via the official miDGT app. Since 2008, carrying the physical insurance receipt or road tax receipt is no longer mandatory.

To legally drive a passenger car, what documentation must you strictly carry with you?

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