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Mainland Europe
- By law, your car must display a GB sticker/plate on the rear.
- You must fit headlight beam converters (to prevent dazzling oncoming traffic) and carry spare bulbs.
- There are strict drink-driving laws in Europe, so know the limit. Preferably don't drink at all.
- Stay within speed limits. Radar traps are common.
- Throughout mainland Europe, it is compulsory to carry a warning triangle, a first aid kit and spare bulb kit. If you break down, you should put the red triangle at least 50 metres (150 metres on a motorway hard shoulder) behind your car, on the same side of the road.
- The minimum age for driving in mainland Europe is 18 - even if you've passed your test in the UK.
- Pay-as-you go tolls are found on most motorways in France, Spain and Italy. You can pay by credit card: many motorways have automatic booths.
- Seat belts are compulsory in the front and rear, if fitted.
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