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Driving tips in Portugal

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The quality of Portugal's roads can vary considerably - from the auto-estradas to secondary and country roads. However, drivers can still enjoy their journey with some forward planning.

Road rules

Traffic drives on the right in Portugal and drivers must be at least 17 and be carrying a full valid driving licence or international driving permit at all times.
Seatbelts must be worn, and make sure you have a red warning triangle in the car in case of an accident or breakdown.

Note that trams have right of way in towns and cities and they must not be overtaken when they are stationary. The maximum blood/alcohol level allowable is 0.5 mg/ml.

Speed limits are:


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