A road trip in Europe could be an amazing way to visit multiple countries in one trip and make the most out of them while you're there. However, every single country has different rules when it comes to driving - and some things that might be legal in one, might not be allowed in another. Nobody wants to get a fine while on holiday as this could ruin your trip, costing you thousands of pounds, penalty points or even your licence.
With Google searches for "Best roads to drive in Europe" up 80 per cent in the past month alone, it's clear that many people are eager to explore the open roads this autumn. But before you hit the road, you should brush up on some of the continent's most bizarre and unknown driving laws, as ignoring them could land you in hot water. New research by Kia , which explored popular destinations for road trips, found that travellers are flocking to cities across the UK, Spain, Slovakia, Italy, and North Macedonia this autumn.
Europe's expanding charging infrastructure has even made many of these destinations suitable for hybrid and electric vehicles . The South Korean car manufacturer, headquartered in Seoul, has shared some laws you should be aware of before your road trip. These include fine for throwing objects from a car or overtaking in restricted areas.
Splashing a pedestrian Where: UK Fine amount: £5,000 fine According to UK driving laws, something as seemingly harmless as driving through a puddle can have serious consequences. Thanks to the Road T.
