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Estonia
- Not party to 1949 convention; International Driving License is honored.
- There is a right-hand traffic in Estonia.
- The minimum age for renting a car is 19, for driving - 18.
- Don’t forget to wear seat belts! This applies to both the driver and passengers.
- It is forbidden to transport children on the lap in the front car seat.
- Don’t forget to always drive with dipped headlights on.
- Make sure that there are two warning triangles, a fire extinguisher, and a first aid kit in your car’s trunk.
- The maximum permissible blood alcohol content is 0.02 ppm.
- You can use your mobile phone only with a wireless headset.
- The country has the following speed limits: in built-up areas - 50 km/h, on toll-free roads - 90 km/h, on the highway - 110 km/h (in summer). There are the following rules for cars with a trailer: in built-up areas - 50 km/h, on toll-free roads - 70 km/h, on the highway - 90 km/h. The maximum speed in the residential area shouldn’t exceed 20 km/h.
- In the period from the 1st of December to the 1st of March, you must drive on winter tires.
- It is forbidden to overtake the tram, which stopped for loading and unloading of passengers.
- It is prohibited to use anti-radars.
- You aren’t allowed to honk loudly in cities and villages.
- There are no toll roads in Estonia.
- In cities, parking spaces are marked with colors: "blue zones" are intended for short-term parking (1-1.5 hours), "green zones" - for long-term parking. No-parking zones are marked with red.
