Conducir en Francia

En Francia: Autopistas 130 km/h (110 km/h con lluvia), Autovias 110 km/h (100 km/h con lluvia), Carreteras rurales 80 km/h, Zonas urbanas 50 km/h.

Limite de alcohol en Francia: 0,5 g/L para la mayoria. Conductores noveles (< 3 anos): 0,2 g/L.

En Francia: 18 anos para carnet de coche, 17 con conduccion acompanada. Ciclomotores desde 14 anos.

Francia usa "priorite a droite" (prioridad a la derecha) en cruces sin senal. Giros a la izquierda ceden al trafico contrario.

En Francia, ceder el paso al trafico en la rotonda. Senalizar a la izquierda al entrar (opcional), a la derecha al salir.

In France, paid parking (stationnement payant) typically costs €1-4/hour in city centers. Parking fines range from €35 for expired meters to €135 for dangerous parking. Most cities have free parking on Sundays and after 19:00.

In France, seatbelts are mandatory for all occupants. Fine is €135 and 3 penalty points. Children under 10 must sit in the back with appropriate restraints. Babies must face rearward.

Using a handheld phone while driving in France results in a €135 fine and 3 penalty points. Hands-free devices including earpieces are banned - only Bluetooth speakers allowed.

French motorways (autoroutes) have a 130 km/h limit (110 km/h in rain). Most are toll roads (péage). Speed cameras are common. Keep right except when overtaking.

In France, call 112 (EU) or 15 (SAMU medical), 17 (police), 18 (fire). At accidents: P.A.S. rule - Protéger (protect), Alerter (alert), Secourir (rescue). Reflective vest mandatory.