|
|
 |
|
||
|
Remember in Europe many countries have different road traffic laws.
For country specific information, please see the information at the end of
this page. Documents. You must carry your documents with you when you travel in Europe. Please view Driving Licence &
Insurance Documents for further information. Depending on your
country of travel, please also see Passports
and Travel Insurance. If
you are travelling outside of Europe or North/South America, you will also
need a Carnet de Passages en Douane. Carrying the correct documents will help to identify you and your
vehicle and your rights should you be stopped by the police. Speed limits Speed limits are mostly marked in kilometers. 1 mile = 1.609344 kilometers GB sticker's Must be displayed on your motorcycle. Failure to comply with this regulation
could result in an on-the-spot fine. It is a requirement to adjust your headlights if you're driving on the Continent
so that the full beam doesn't dazzle oncoming drivers. In many countries it is a
requirement to ride day and night on dipped beam. Depending on your bike,
adjusting your headlights could be as simple as stickers or a bit of tape, however it may require a converter.
Remember to remove the converters/stickers as soon as you return to the UK. First Aid Kit Whilst not compulsory in most European
countries it is recommended you take a small first aid kit - you can buy these
to fit under your seat or tuck away in a small pocket of your luggage. Travel Arrangements Most trips from the UK to Europe, will start with a Ferry crossing.
Please view our information on Ferry crossings. Country Specific Information, Regulations & Advice Below is a country specific list of additional information which may be
of use for your trip.
Legal Regulations for
Motorcyclists
|
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||