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What you must have with you.

Spare glasses (If you normally wear them)

Warning triangle (in some countries you need 2)

Hi-Vis Vest

Spare bulbs

school signs

Original V5

Original MOT

Letter of authority which must be made out each trip

Letter of astentation

Waybill

Ministry euro licence green A4 sheet


In towns the speed limit is generally 50kmph. Speed limits are reduced by 10km/h in rain.

Traffic entering the main road has priority unless marking indicate otherwise.

Dual carriageways 110km/h

Other roads 90km/h


This sign is as you leave a town, & means the main road traffic has priority

Speed cameras Since the 1st January 2012 it has been illegal to have anything that warns of speed detection equipment. If this was taken to the limit maps could be included. France Breathalysers You must carry your own breathalyser  when driving in France. The limit is lower for a professional driver, so the standard kit that you can buy from the ferry is not acceptable

Speed ​​limits on the highway they are the same throughout Europe?

Night time driving

After 1 January 2014, if driving during the period from 22,00 to 06,00, the vehicle is multi-manned or the driving period referred to in Article 7 is reduced to three hours


REGULATION (EC) No 1073/2009 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL

of 21 October 2009

 


REGULATION (EC) No 1073/2009 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL

of 21 October 2009