Lithuania is a land of rich history and culture. It is a beautiful country found in Central Europe. Lithuania's main attraction is the Baroque Old Town, which sits in its capital city, Vilnius. It is the largest of its kind in the whole of Europe.
You can use your valid UK licence if visiting Lithuania for a short perios, a valid identification card with photo should always be carried around to complement these documents. If you are thinking of booking car hire in Lithuania, simply use the search box on the left to look for availability.
Driving is done on the right side of the road. The speed limit of 90 km/h outside towns should always be followed. If you happen to be inside the city proper, you should only drive at 50 km/h. On highways, however, you are allowed to drive up to 100 km/h. These speed limits could also vary in every town so you should always be on the lookout for such signs.
Drinking and driving is definitely not encouraged. Traffic officers all around cities and towns have the authority to check drivers and subject suspected ones to a Breathalyzer test. If you have an alcohol content of anything higher than the legal limit in your bloodstream you are not allowed to drive on the road. If you are found guilty of this offence, there will be heavy penalties and high fines. You may also lose your driver's licence outright.
The driver and all passengers should wear their seat belts while riding in the car. Children should always ride at the back, especially those 12 years and under. Child safety seats should also be provided for kids less than 4 years of age.
The roads of Lithuania have been vastly improved in recent years. Roads can vary from small country roads to vast 4 lane highways, and are generally well maintained.
Lithuania is a land of adventure and fun. Driving along its fine network of roads should give you much enjoyment, and is a great way to see this beautiful country.
Summary:
- Seatbelts should always be worn
- Children should sit in the back
- Children under 4 should use a child seat
- For safety reasons, you should never drink and drive
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