Kørsel i Chile
Komplet guide til turister og expats. Lær om færdselsregler, hastighedsgrænser og vigtige oplysninger, før du kører i Chile.
Kan du køre i Chile?
Accepterede licenser fra
Gyldighedsperiode: Valid for up to 90 days from entry (matches tourist visa duration)
Vigtig bemærkning
Foreign licenses are accepted for tourists for up to 90 days (extendable). An IDP is recommended and may be requested at police checkpoints. For stays longer than 90 days, a Chilean license (licencia de conducir) is required.
Hvad skal du have med i bilen?
Obligatoriske elementer
- Warning triangle
- Fire extinguisher
- Reflective vest
- First aid kit
- Spare tire with jack and wheel wrench
- Reflective vest
Anbefalede varer
- Snow chains (required for Andean passes in winter — June to September)
- Extra fuel container for long desert drives in the north
- Sunglasses (intense sun, especially in the Atacama Desert)
Hastighedsgrænser
Byområder
km/h
Veje i landdistrikterne
km/h
Motorveje/motortrafikveje
km/h
Betalingsveje
Betalingsmetoder
Gennemsnitlige omkostninger
CLP 700–4,000 per toll plaza on intercity highways; Santiago urban highways charge CLP 500–3,500 depending on time of day
Santiago's urban highways (Autopista Central, Costanera Norte, Vespucio Norte/Sur, Américo Vespucio Oriente) use TAG electronic tolling with no cash option. Intercity tolls on Ruta 5 accept cash and cards. Peak-hour pricing applies on Santiago urban highways.
Parkering
Linjefarver
Tips til parkering
- In Santiago, use apps like EasyPark or the municipal parking system for metered zones
- Shopping malls typically offer the first 30–60 minutes of parking free with a purchase
- Cuidadores de autos (informal parking attendants) are common — a small tip of CLP 500–1,000 is customary
Gennemsnitlige omkostninger: CLP 500–2,000/hour in metered zones; CLP 5,000–15,000/day in private parking garages in Santiago
Almindelige fejl, som turister begår
- 1Not having a TAG device for Santiago's urban highways — there are no toll booths; without a TAG you pay double the rate
- 2Underestimating the length of Chile — it is over 4,300 km from north to south, and driving times are much longer than expected
- 3Driving in Santiago without understanding the vehicle restriction system (Restricción Vehicular) — certain license plates are banned on specific days
- 4Not carrying snow chains when crossing Andean passes in winter — it is a legal requirement and conditions change rapidly
Trafikbøder
At køre for stærkt
CLP 70,000–280,000+ depending on how much the limit is exceeded; over 20 km/h above limit is a serious infraction
Ingen sikkerhedssele
CLP 70,000–100,000 (approximately 1–1.5 UTM)
Brug af telefon
CLP 70,000–140,000 (serious infraction)
Rødt lys
CLP 70,000–140,000 (serious infraction, may include license suspension)
Ulovlig parkering
CLP 40,000–70,000 depending on violation
Er du klar til at køre i Chile?
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Kontaktpersoner i nødsituationer
Politiet
133 (Carabineros de Chile)
Ambulance
131 (SAMU)
Brand
132
Vejhjælp
ACHS: 1404 — or call Carabineros (133) for highway emergencies
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