Driving guide in Denmark

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Use a rented car
Road conditions and safety
Speed Limit

Denmark is a country with a rich history and interesting places to visit. It is very popular among travelers for the beauty of the country and the friendliness of the people. You might want to visit the Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen. This is the second oldest amusement park on the planet, but it remains one of the most beloved attractions in the country. Denmark is also home to the world's oldest amusement park, the Bakken. It's north of Copenhagen. The National Aquarium in Denmark is another good choice. This is the largest aquarium in Northern Europe and will appeal to people of all ages. The National Museum has impressive exhibitions from the Viking Age, the Middle Ages and other eras.

Use a rented car

You will find that using a rental car can make it much easier and more comfortable to travel to the various destinations you want to visit. Instead of waiting for public transport and taxis, you can go anywhere, anytime. Renting a car can be the perfect way to get to know Denmark.

Road conditions and safety

When you drive in Denmark, you will notice that the drivers are usually legal and very polite. The roads are also all in excellent condition and you shouldn't run into any problems on the road. If you have problems with your car, please contact the rental agency. They must have a phone number and an emergency contact number that you can use. Vehicles must have visibility vests and warning triangles. The rental company must provide them with the car.

Although there are many similarities between Denmark and the United States, you need to know the basics of driving in this country.

Traffic moves on the right side of the road. Everyone in the car must wear a seat belt, including those in the back seat. Children over three years old and less than 1.35 meters tall must be in child restraints. Drivers must keep headlights on (low) throughout the day.

Drivers are not allowed to overtake on the right side of the road. Driving on the emergency lane is prohibited. Stopping on major roads and motorways is prohibited.

To rent a car in Denmark, you must be at least 21 years old and have had a license for at least a year. If you are under 25, you may have to pay an additional young driver fee. You must have third party insurance while driving.