Kørsel i Denmark
Komplet guide til turister og expats. Lær om færdselsregler, hastighedsgrænser og vigtige oplysninger, før du kører i Denmark.
Kan du køre i Denmark?
Accepterede licenser fra
Gyldighedsperiode: EU licenses: valid indefinitely while visiting. Non-EU licenses: valid for up to 90 days
Vigtig bemærkning
EU/EEA licenses are fully valid in Denmark. Non-EU visitors can drive with their home license for stays up to 90 days. An IDP is recommended for non-EU license holders, especially if the license is not in Latin script. After 90 days, a Danish license exchange is required for residents.
Hvad skal du have med i bilen?
Obligatoriske elementer
- Warning triangle
- Reflective vest (must be accessible inside the vehicle, not in the trunk)
- Proof of insurance
Anbefalede varer
- First aid kit
- Fire extinguisher
- Spare bulb kit
- Ice scraper and de-icer (winter months)
Hastighedsgrænser
Byområder
km/h
Veje i landdistrikterne
km/h
Motorveje/motortrafikveje
km/h
Betalingsveje
Betalingsmetoder
Gennemsnitlige omkostninger
Storebælt Bridge: DKK 260 for cars; Øresund Bridge: approximately DKK 320–390 for cars
Denmark has very few toll roads. The main tolls are the Storebælt Bridge (connecting Zealand and Funen) and the Øresund Bridge (connecting Denmark and Sweden). The Øresund Bridge toll is shared between Denmark and Sweden. BroBizz is the electronic payment system for both bridges.
Parkering
Linjefarver
Tips til parkering
- Always carry a blue parking disc (P-skive) — available free from gas stations, tourist offices, and police stations
- Use the EasyPark or ParkOne app for mobile parking payment in most Danish cities
- In Copenhagen, parking is free on Sundays and public holidays in most zones but always check signage
Gennemsnitlige omkostninger: DKK 15–40/hour in Copenhagen city center; lower in smaller cities
Almindelige fejl, som turister begår
- 1Forgetting to use daytime running lights — dipped headlights must be on at all times while driving in Denmark, day and night
- 2Not yielding to cyclists — Denmark has extensive cycle lanes and cyclists have strong right-of-way protections
- 3Speeding in residential areas — Denmark uses point-to-point (section) speed cameras that measure average speed over a distance
- 4Parking without a parking disc (P-skive) in time-limited zones — you must display a blue parking disc showing your arrival time
Trafikbøder
At køre for stærkt
DKK 1,200–10,000+ depending on speed exceeded; over 30% above limit earns a klip; over 100% above limit can result in vehicle confiscation
Ingen sikkerhedssele
DKK 2,500 (fine plus mandatory Offerfonden donation)
Brug af telefon
DKK 1,500–2,000 plus a klip (penalty point) on license
Rødt lys
DKK 2,000 plus a klip on license; conditional license revocation for repeat offenses
Ulovlig parkering
DKK 510–2,040 depending on violation type and duration
Er du klar til at køre i Denmark?
Tag en hurtig quiz for at teste din viden om færdselsreglerne.
Kontaktpersoner i nødsituationer
Politiet
112 (emergency) / 114 (non-emergency police)
Ambulance
112
Brand
112
Vejhjælp
FDM (Forenede Danske Motorejere): +45 70 13 30 40 — Denmark's main roadside assistance service
Partner link – opens GetYourGuide.com
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