Going abroad on holiday is a chance to enjoy a change of scenery and discover a new place. Whether it’s exploring the coastline of a Spanish island or visiting a beautiful French city, a trip away can bring out your sense of adventure.
Driving can be a great way to explore your destination and many Brits choose to take their cars over to the continent for their summer holiday.
Alternatively, hiring a car while you’re away is a practical way to get around. While it’s common knowledge that you drive on the other side of the road in Europe (except for the Republic of Ireland, Malta and Cyprus where you drive on the left, as you do in the UK), there are some other rules which motorists need to follow while abroad - otherwise you could be left with a hefty fine.
Some of these rules can be unusual or surprising. Try MEN Premium for FREE by clicking here for no ads, fun puzzles and brilliant new features. Car rental experts Lotus Car Rental have rounded up the most unusual and lesser-known European driving laws to be aware of if you’re going away.
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