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The ITP price varies depending on the vehicle class and the station you choose. For passenger cars (Class 2), the average price is between 100 and 200 lei. With the AutoMeu app you can compare the prices displayed by stations in your area before booking, choosing the best option for you.

For the ITP you need: the vehicle's registration certificate (talon), the owner's ID card, a valid RCA insurance policy and, if you're not the car's owner, a notarized power of attorney. The car must be clean and in working condition — the lights, horn and brakes must work properly.

An ITP inspection takes on average 30–60 minutes. If the car needs a recheck for any deficiencies, it can take longer. By booking online through AutoMeu, you're expected at an exact time — you avoid the queue and know in advance how much time to set aside.

Driving with an expired ITP is a traffic offense in Romania. The fine is between 1,305 and 2,900 lei, and the registration certificate can be withheld on the spot until the inspection is carried out. AutoMeu automatically notifies you 30 and 7 days before expiry, so you're never caught unprepared.

With the AutoMeu app or on rezervareitp.ro you can: search for ITP stations in your city or on a map, see available time slots in real time, compare prices and confirm the booking with a single click. You get instant confirmation and a reminder before the scheduled day.

The Rovinieta (vignette) is the mandatory toll for using Romania's national roads. It can be bought for 7 days, 30 days, 90 days or 1 year. The fine for not having a Rovinieta is 250–500 lei. AutoMeu automatically monitors your Rovinieta's expiry and notifies you before it expires.

Yes, AutoMeu is completely free for drivers. There's no subscription, premium features or hidden fees. All features — online ITP booking, car log, expiry alerts, RAR check, station map — are fully available for free.

Yes. Through the „ITP Check" feature in AutoMeu or on Verificare-ITP.ro you can enter any license plate number and immediately find out the ITP expiry date and Rovinieta status, using official data from the RAR registry. Useful when buying a used car.

Yes. AutoMeu has a voice dictation button built directly into the log screen. You hold the button down, say in Romanian what you did — for example „am alimentat 40 de litri benzină, 320 lei, la Petrom" — and the AI automatically fills in all the fields: entry type, amount, liters, mileage and date. You can review and correct before saving. It works for fuel-ups, service work and various expenses.

Yes, through the Family Mode feature in AutoMeu. You go into the car's settings, add the person's email address and send an invitation. The person receives an email, accepts with one click and immediately gets access to the car's log — they can see all entries and add new ones. The owner always sees who added each entry and can revoke access at any time. You can invite up to 10 people per car.

Yes. Through the „RCA Check" feature in AutoMeu you enter the license plate number and immediately find out whether your RCA policy is valid and when it expires, without calling your insurer. Just like with ITP, you can set an automatic alert to be notified 30, 7 and 1 day before expiry.

From your car's screen in AutoMeu, you tap „I parked here" and the app instantly saves the GPS location. When you come back, you see on a mini-map how far you are from the car and tap „Navigate to car" for direct directions — especially useful in large parking lots, malls or unfamiliar cities.

No. It's a planner for the next morning, not a breathalyzer — you enter what you drank last night and the time of your last drink, and the app estimates, with a built-in safety margin, the time the next day from which you should no longer have residual alcohol. It doesn't measure actual blood alcohol level and never recommends driving right after drinking. The only safe value behind the wheel remains 0,00.

AutoMeu automatically checks the make, model and year of the cars in your account against official recall campaigns published in the EU Safety Gate database — the system that flagged, for example, the millions of cars recalled in Europe over Takata airbags, which carry a risk of exploding on impact. If a match is found, you get a notification that a campaign exists for your car. The notification doesn't confirm for certain that your specific unit is affected — the exact check, based on the chassis number (VIN), is done at an authorized dealer.