Romania is considered as one of the most beautiful countries in SoutheastEurope. It is in this country that medieval culture is still predominantly seen and appreciated. If you intend to see majestic castles, pack your things and fly to Romania.
Romania follows strict driving rules and regulations. You should always keep focused while on the road. If you are thinking of organising car hire in Romania, use the search boxes on the left to search for availability
The speed limit in Romania is 120 kph on highways for cars. Motorcycles follow a limit of 100 kph, and vans are at 90 kph. If you are inside city roads and urban areas, the speed limit is fixed to 50 kph for all vehicles. For all other roads in and around Romania, the limit is at 90 kph, 80 kph, and 70 kph respectively for each vehicle type stated above. Speed limits in Romania are reduced for those who have held their licence for less than one year.
Traffic police officers have the authority to collect fines on the spot for minor offenses, like not following the traffic lights or not yielding to the right of way. In Romania, drivers should also yield to pedestrians and stop as the red light flashes. Traffic signs should be adhered to at all times.
If you drive under the influence of an alcohol, the police may confiscate your licence immediately. If unfortunately, you have hit something or somebody because of drinking and driving, you can be imprisoned and serve a definite time in jail.
Wearing seat belts is obligatory. In Romania, only the front seat drivers are required to buckle up. But just the same, kids below 4 years of age should be properly restrained at the rear using a car safety seat, and it is always advised that all passengers in the car should wear seat belts whenever available. All children should sit in the back, unless they are over 12 years old.
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
