Key
rules, regulations
and things
to know
Driving:
Drive
on the right
and
overtake on
the left.
Speed
limits
50km/h
- urban roads
and 80km/hs
on non urban
roads.
There
are no motorways
in the Principality
of Liechtenstein
The
minimum age
for
driving a
car in Liechtenstein
is 18 years
old, minimum
age for hiring
a car is 21
Minimum Driving
Ages European
Countries
- Here
Drinking
and Driving:
0.05
- More
information
Here
As
the level
is very low,
it is best
not to drink
and drive.
Headlights:
Use Dipped
headlights
must be used
when driving
through tunnels,
during the
day, you must
sound your
horn before
going round
a sharp bend
with limited
visibility.
At night,
flash your
headlights
instead.
Motorcycles:
Both driver
and passenger
must wear
a helmet.
Fines:
On-the-spot
fines are
made for driving
offences.
Seat
belts:
It is compulsory
for front
and rear seat
occupants
to wear seat
belts.
Children
under the
age of seven
are not allowedf
to sit in
the front
and
those under
12 who are
less than
150 cm must
be in child
booster seat.
Warning
Triangles
- Reflective
jackets:
These
should always
be carried
- many
manufacturers
issue them
as standard.
In the event
of a breakdown
this should
be displayed
as well as
hazard warning
lights.One
reflective
jacket in
the vehicle.
This does
not apply
to drivers
of two-wheeled
and three-wheeled
vehicles.
This should
be kept in
the passenger
compartment,
not the boot.
Mobile Phones:
You
should not
use a hand
held mobile
phone whilst
driving.
Don't risk
using one
as you can
receive a
heavy fine
in most countries
and more
important
cause a serious
accident
Radar
detection
equipment
- Such
equipment
is not permitted
including
anything from
a GPS / SatNav
Spare
glasses
should be
kept in the
car for those
who need them
for driving.
Winter Tyre
Requirement:
In
winter, all
cars must
have winter
tyresr, if
you are driving
off the main
roads you
will need
Snow
chains
Disabled Parking:
The
Blue Badge
is recognised
in all European
countries
- More
information
here
You cannot
park in "yellow
zones"
Telephone
Country Code:
+423
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Below
- Liechtenstein
National Day
15th August
at Vaduz the
capital of
Liechtenstein
Emergency
Telephone
number:
pan-EU
Emergency
112
Can
be
used
in
all
EU
Countries
and
it
can
be
dialled
from
a
locked
mobile
or
a
mobile
with
no
sim
card.
We
have
driving
guides
for
those
countries
marked
in
red
below
(plus
other
non
EU
member
European
countries).
"Wine
Driving
in
Austria
Driving
in
Belgium
Driving
in
Bulgaria
Driving
in
Canada
Driving
in
Cyprus
Driving
in
The
Czech
Republic
Driving
in
Denmark
Driving
in
England
Driving
in
Finland
Driving
in
France
and
Corscia
Driving
in
Germany
Driving
in
Greece
and
the
Greek
Islands
Driving
in
Holland
Driving
in
Hungary
Driving
in
Iceland
Driving
in
Ireland