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Denmark Driving Tips

Denmark is a compact country with a vast network of scenic roads with spectacular ocean views. The Great Belt Bridge and Oresund Bridge were completed to connect Denmark and Sweden via islands of Zealand and Funen and it is 11 mi to 18km long and took 10 years to complete. The Danish drive on the right hand side and overtake on the left side, headlights needed to be on at all times and it is advisable that all vehicles carry a warning triangle.

The minimum driving age in Denmark is 18 years and driving licence issued in one of the EC countries is valid and the licence must be carried at all times when driving. Policemen are empowered to collect heavy fine if you are caught without the licence in your possession. Fuel stations are found every 30mi to 50km along the motorways and most of these have automatic payment machines that can be used when the station is closed. For parking you need to display a parking disc on your dashboard when meters are not available. These discs are available at banks, gas stations, and tourist offices.

Seat belts are compulsory in Denmark both in the front and the rear and childrens under the age of 12 must travel in the rear seat with seat belts fastened. The speed limit on Danish roads especially in the towns are 31 mph to 50kph, on major roads it is 50 mph to 80 kph and on motorways it is 68 mph to 110 kph. Overspeeding is checked by the hidden cameras and if found fines are collected by the policemen at the spot. Make sure to carry your driving licence, insurance papers, registration papers with proof of ownership along with your passport all the time while drivimg. The blood alcohol limit in Denmark is 0.08% and driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is regarded as a serious offence in Denmark and convicted persons are liable to imprisonment.

Speed Limit in Danish Roads:

Speed limit in the towns 31 mph to 50 kph

Speed limit on major roads 50 mph to 80 kph

Speed limit on motorways 68 mph to 110 kph

Alcohol limit in Denmark:

The blood alcohol limit in Denmark is 0.08 %

Emergency Service Phone Numbers in Denmark:

Police service, Fire Service, Ambulance Service 112