Targa Pro
Zetafonts · Cosimo Lorenzo Pancini, Francesco Canovaro, Mario de Libero · 2003
A geometric sans originally drawn from Italian licence plate lettering, rebuilt twenty years on into a full multi-weight family with both monospaced and proportional subfamilies.
About
First released in 2003 as Zetafonts' debut typeface, Targa Pro was substantially redesigned by Francesco Canovaro with the original's condensed, slightly rounded geometry preserved but resolved into a more consistent five-weight system. The family splits into Targa Pro Mono and Targa Pro Roman, joined by a stencil and a handdrawn variant for display use. Variable font support is included in the full family package, and the character set covers 213 languages across 673 glyphs.
Classification
A geometric, condensed sans-serif with slightly rounded corners derived from Italian licence plate lettering; the family includes both monospaced and proportional subfamilies as well as stencil and handmade variants.