It’s not that hard

About navigation

Understanding European roads is easy: navigation is well

organized, and the route system is well thought out. And

yet, we recommend that you do not rely on the mere reading

of signs Car rental In Europe

This is perhaps the first significant question that will

inevitably arise before you. if you live In the European part

of Ukraine, then Europe is close enough for you to have

something to seriously think about here.

First of all, you must make sure that your car is technically suitable for traveling In Europe. And it's not about whether the car is working: when entering Europe, depending on the specific country through which this happens, there are different requirements.ok We will not list them exactly for the reason that the requirements may change, and the options for entering Europe are very different. But we note the main areas that you should pay attention to. First, if you have an old car, make sure that It does not violate accepted environmental standards. However, It is unlikely that you are going on a long journey In such an old car, so I will not focus on this. Secondly, rubber, and this is important. For example, Finland (one of the most popular countries for road trips among Ukraines) has strict requirements: from a certain date, you must have winter or summer tires, and no other. Otherwise, you simply will not be allowed through the border. Studded tires, harmful to the road surface, can also become an obstacle. Thirdly, toning. Check the rules regarding It In the countries you are going to visit In advance: It can also become an insurmountable obstacle to crossing the border.

Traveling by car InEurope isamust!

We hope that all the subtleties listed above did not frighten you! In fact, there is nothing really difficult both In entering Europe In your own car and In renting a car abroad. In the second part of the article, we will discuss what is important to know and consider already during the trip.

With parking In European cities, everything is not easy. Firstly, It is practically never free: just leaving the car on the street will cost several euros per hour. Or a few hundred euros if you choose not to pay and get fined. The exceptions are weekends, as well as night time - but this must, of course, be clarified In advance.Secondly, very often parking is generally prohibited In the city center (this most often applies to small ancient cities). And absolutely always In the center It is much more expensive, so It may make sense for a car traveler to settle and leave the car closer to the outskirts.