Holidays in Italy. Guide for driver and skier
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Holidays in Italy. Guide for driver and skier

Holidays in Italy. Guide for driver and skier A trip abroad for the winter holidays is associated with relaxation and fun on the slopes. However, attention - going on vacation, you need to remember not only about the complete set of winter equipment. It is equally important to know local laws, especially for drivers. Check out what to remember before traveling to Italy.

Italy attracts tourists not only in summer, but also in winter. No wonder Polish skiers like it. To visit this Holidays in Italy. Guide for driver and skierhowever, the country must be ready. Fines paid in euros can hit your pocket hard. Knowing the law just pays off, as does taking care of your car. “For your own safety, it is worth checking the technical condition of the car, especially before its further journey,” says Artur Zavorsky, Starter technical specialist. “Our statistics show that on foreign trips we most often encounter battery, engine and wheel failures,” adds A. Zavorsky.

All roads in Italy

People who occasionally step on the gas pedal or ignore road signs should remember that Italian laws oblige foreign drivers to pay a fine immediately. What if we do not have the required amount with us? In such a situation, the car must be parked in a special deposit parking lot, which will be indicated by the person issuing the ticket. It is worth adding that you will have to pay extra for such a forced stop. The speed limit in Italy depends on the type of road the car is on. There are five types of roads: motorways (up to 130 km/h), main roads (110 km/h), secondary roads (90 km/h), settlements (50 km/h), urban ring roads (up to 70 km/h). h) h). Exceeding the speed limit can ruin the driver in the amount of 38 to even 2 euros.

Special occasion vest

Holidays in Italy. Guide for driver and skierDuring the winter holidays it is difficult to deny yourself a glass of mulled wine. The legal blood alcohol content in Italy is 0,5 ppm - if we exceed this limit, we can be fined, arrested or have our car confiscated. However, the concern for sobriety does not end there. Drivers and passengers should remember to wear seat belts. In the car it is recommended to have a first aid kit and a fire extinguisher, a reflective vest is required. It must be worn by the driver of the car leaving the vehicle in the event of a breakdown. You must also carry a warning triangle with you. A well-equipped car will definitely reduce the stress that accompanies the trip. Drivers must be prepared for various unforeseen circumstances, a car breakdown can occur anywhere, not only in Poland. “It is much more advantageous to be wise against evil. A one-time roadside assistance abroad costs at least a few hundred euros, while an earlier purchase of a professional assistance package costs about 50 euros, explains Jacek Pobloki, Marketing and Development Director at Starter.

Fines on highways in Italy

If you are going on a winter holiday in Italy, you should also familiarize yourself with the rules on the slopes. First of all, it should be remembered that in Italy the safety rules on the ski slopes are regulated by law, and specially appointed services monitor their observance. You may be fined if you violate applicable law. The amount of the fine depends on the region and the offense. The imposed fine can empty our wallet in the amount of 20 to 250 euros. However, these are not all costs. If we cause property damage or bodily harm to others, we must also consider the possibility of bringing civil or criminal action in court.

 Holidays in Italy. Guide for driver and skier

Protection and safety

Whether we choose to ski or snowboard, the responsibilities of skiers are the same. First of all, you should take care of safety and security. The use of a safety helmet approved for children under 14 is mandatory. Everyone is also obliged to adapt their behavior to the conditions on the slope and meteorological conditions in such a way as not to endanger other people. It is worth remembering that at intersections, priority is given to a person walking on the right or indicated by special signs. If we encounter vehicles used to maintain the slope, they must also give way to them, regardless of the situation. Remember that in the event of a fall, you must go down to the edge of the slope as quickly as possible, and you can only go down the slope along the edge of the slope.

In the event of a collision of skiers, both parties are considered equally guilty if there is no evidence of their guilt. It is important to note that in the event of an accident, all people in the vicinity must signal the incident to others using the means available. It is also mandatory to provide assistance and report the incident to the descent team. If we do not do this, we may be held liable or fined.

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