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Azerbaijan
- Not party to 1949 convention; International Driving License is honored.
- In Azerbaijan, people drive on the right side of the road.
- Drunk driving is prohibited, which means there should be 0 ppm in blood.
- The driver and passengers are required to wear a seat belt. Children under 2 years of age and pregnant women don’t have to be fastened.
- It’s prohibited to transport children under the age of 12 in the front car seat.
- License plates must be readable.
- When turning left, the driver must give the road to the oncoming traffic, as well as the tram that moves in the same direction.
- U-turn is prohibited at the pedestrian crossing, at the railway crossing, in tunnels, as well as on the bridge.
- There are the following speed limits in Azerbaijan: 20 km/h in urban areas, 60 km/h in built-up areas, 90 km/h on toll-free roads, 110 km/h on the highway.
- It is prohibited to overtake at the pedestrian crossing, the railway crossing, in tunnels and on bridges.
- It is prohibited to stop at tram lines, pedestrian crossings, tram and railway crossings, near intersections.
- You mustn’t use a mobile phone while driving.
- We advise you to refrain from traveling around Baku at night. Wild animals on the road often cause an accident.
