driving in Europe Lermoos Austria

Here is a video of the famous Alpine Ski center Lermoos in Austria. Video of driving trough in the Lermoos  Austria.you can see in the video the peak of Zugspitze the highest mountain Germany`s

http://youtu.be/GpyDczt84oU

Traveling in Holland with a car

Traveling through Holland with a Auto is nice and easy because Holland has e nice Road Network with wide Highways and nice land roads. Also you have not to pay tolls , Mout , vignette to drive through the highways and the motorways of Holland. exception are some underground and undersea Tunnels in the small island complex of NL.

One impressive think is the quality of the Dutch Asphalt . It is just perfect , no gaps and no imperfectures at all. I have never seen so nice Quality of Asphalt in Europe as of Holland.

Also a small tip , if you have a diesel Auto is good for you because the price of Diesel Petrol are more Cheap than in Germany , France and Belgium,but if your Auto burns benzin unleaded , you have a problem because Holland has the most expensive Benzin Prices in the Whole Europe ( at leas middle/West Europe)

Travel to Germany with a Car part1

If you want to travel to Germany with a car , Germany has one of the words most good road networks. Autobahn the highways in Germany are nice , wide and in many parts there is no speed limit. Many people with supercars are making tourism to Germany just to run t max speed in Germany`s Highways because in their home countries are not allowed to do so.

Even the not highway Network in Germany has also nice asphalt and are also comfortable to drive to. Here in the part 1 of the Article about the road network in Germany will present few photos from some Parts of Germany by driving around.

Here is some Photos from the Germany's Ruhgebiet. Its the most populated region in Europe but like you can see even thought there are many Trees and Nature among the cities of Ruhgebiet in NRW Germany.

click in the read more to see more photos from the local road network in Germany ruhrgebiet part1

Germany ARAL fuel with Film

If you happen to travel across Germany take a consideration that the Fuel Stations Aral with 10 Points and a small price is giving away blu rays and DVDs. With 10 liter of Benzin or 4 Liter Gas or a Car Wash you take one Point. The max points you can win is 10 with a Fuelling  is 10 Points ( 100 liter Fuel).  With 10 Points and one Small Price ( 1,99 Euro for DVD , and 2,99 for a Blu Ray ) you can have a authentic film to accompany you in your Travel or a nice souvenir from Germany.Click on the image Below to see more details from the Gas Station Site.

Travel Europe with your Car,Bike,Vehicle

Travel Europe with your Car,Bike,Vehicle

To travel  to europe and within Europe Countries you will need:

                                           Driving licence

A valid driving licence issued in an EU country is valid throughout the EU. In some countries, in addition to carrying a valid driving licence, you will need to have your vehicle registration document with you.

Motor insurance

Wherever you are travelling in the EU your car insurance policy will automatically provide the minimum cover (third-party liability) required by law. This also applies to Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. If you have comprehensive insurance at home, check that the cover extends to travelling in other countries.

A green card is not obligatory when travelling in the EU but it serves as internationally recognised proof of insurance and it makes it easier to settle claims arising from an accident. If you do not take a green card with you, you should carry your certificate of insurance.

Your insurer can give you a European accident statement form, a standard document that makes it easier to make a declaration on the spot if you have an accident in another country.

Driving safely

In all EU countries, seat belts must now be worn in all vehicles, including tourist coaches and minibuses. Children must also have appropriate child restraints in cars and lorries and, where possible, in other vehicles as well.

Using a mobile phone while driving greatly increases the risk of an accident and it is either explicitly or implicitly forbidden in all EU countries.

The maximum permitted blood alcohol level varies between 0.2 mg/ml and 0.8 mg/ml although some countries do not allow any alcohol in the blood while driving.

Remember to drive on the left side of the road in Cyprus, Ireland, Malta and the United Kingdom and that in some countries, such as Belgium, France, the Netherlands and Portugal, you normally have to give way to traffic coming from your right.

Source :   European Commission