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For information on driving a car in the following countries, visit these pages:

Austrian Car Rentals - You may not turn right on red and keep your headlights on at all times, day and night, no matter if you are in the city or the country.

Car Rentals in Belgium - Non-Roman script license requires an International Drivers Permit from current country of residence in combination with a local licence.

Car Rentals in Cyprus - There are different driving laws in the North and South but, since you cannot drive to the North, this shouldn't be a problem..

Car Rentals in The Czech Republic - The Czech Republic has a zero tolerance for drinking and driving. No blood alcohol is allowed.

Car Rentals in Denmark - Use dipped headlights when driving at all times, no matter what time of day.

Car Rentals in France - Renting a car in France is quite easy. There are rental places in practically every town and city and, in many places, you can have the car rental delivered to you.

Car Rentals in Germany - Germany is famous for is its great beer but before you decide on that third (or second) pint, be aware the blood alcohol limit for drivers is .05 mg/ml.

Car Rentals in Greece - Driving laws in Greece seem more of suggestions to the inhabitants rather than out and out rules but they will be enforced for tourists so be careful.

Car Rentals in Hungary - At 70 kph, Hungary has one of the lowest speed limits in Europe. It also has a zero tolerance for blood alcohol.

Car Rentals in Italy - Seatbelts front and rear are required and speeding laws are strictly enforced with immediate fines. If you want to speed in Italy, carry lots of Euros or be a very pretty girl.

Car Rentals in Latvia - On motorways, the speed limit is 130 km/h except where posted lower and the maximum on other major highways is 100 km/h.

Car Rentals in Lithuania - Headlights must be on while driving from September 1 through February 28. We're not quite sure what happens in a leap year.

Car Rentals in Malta - Maximum age is 75 years. Drivers over 70 years who are not EU citizens need to provide a valid copy of doctor's certificate and driver's licence. For drivers form EU- only a valid driving licence is required.

Car Rentals in The Netherlands - Speeding and other traffic offences are subject to high, on-the-spot fines. In some cases your vehicle can even be confiscated.

Car Rentals in Norway - Norway is quite serious about not tolerating drinking and driving. The blood alcohol limit is .02 mg/ml which might possibly be reached by just holding a wine glass.

Car Rentals in Portugal - Be careful when driving in Portugal. Driving in the Azores can be particularly frightful with narrow stone streets, drop offs, and the usual assortment of wild drivers.

Car Rentals in Russia - To say driving is Russia is hazardous is a bit of an understatement. In the past few years, traffic accidents have resulted in damages equaling 2 percent of Russia's GDP.

Car Rentals in Serbia - Serbia stresses child safety and requires you to turn off the engine if you are stopped in a tunnel over one minute.

Car Rentals in Slovakia - Slovakia in one of the growing number of countries with an zero tolerance for drunk driving.

Car Rentals in Slovenia - Slovenia's roads are modern and safe with the exception of a preponderance of speeders. We suggest driving defensively.

Car Rentals in Spain - Renting a car in Spain can be more economical and easier than in many other parts of Europe. The roads are mostly good and the Spanish people welcome tourists.

Car Rentals in Sweden - All cars must have their headlights at all times. Dimmed running lights are allowed. The idea in Sweden is to be seen while you drive.

Car Rentals in Switzerland - The Swiss have a rule regarding spectacles. You are required to carry a back-up pair in the car if they are needed for driving.

Car Rentals in Turkey - Turkey has a rather unusual way of dealing with drunk drivers (over .05 mg/ml). They are taken 20 km out of town and forced to walk back. Talk about walking it off.

Car Rentals in the Ukraine - Drunk driving is determined by the smell of alcohol on one's breath and the Ukraine is a zero-tolerance country when it comes to drinking and driving.

Car Rentals in the UK - The maximum speed limit on the motorways is 70 mph and we suggest staying well below this. Penalties for speeding can be quite dear.