Driving Tips In Slovakia You Must Remember

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If you think you’re capable of driving in another country, then do so! This gives you a chance to see the beautiful back country where the scenic country villages are located, where life goes on at a slow place. Before heading to Slovakia to drive your hire car, you need to know the road rules for that country. It isn’t just Slovakia, but the whole of continental Europe who drive on the right side of the road.

Important laws
The headlights must be on all the time.
Speed limit in the build-up areas of towns and villages is 50 km/h.
Speed limit out of urbanized areas (except highways and expressways) is 90 km/h.
Speed limit on the highways and expressways is 130 km/h.
Driver must be at least 18.
Alcohol tolerance is zero.
Seat belts must be worn at all times.
Eating and other activities interrupting driving are not allowed.
Using mobile phone or smoking during driving is forbidden.
Children under 12 have to sit in the rear seat.
Buses, trolleys and trams have always the right-of-way.
Pedestrians at the crossings have right-of-way. Park your car only where parking is allowed.
Radar traps are situated around the country

Driving on Highways
Police Checks
Policeman stopping a car for a Police check is not unusual on roads in Slovakia.
Documents necessary to show to the police upon request:
They will probably want to see your driver’s license or international driving license.
Registration papers of the vehicle
Insurance documentation

Fines
IF you receive a fine from the Police, the driver is allowed to defer payment until later, but in such cases the policemen can decide hold the driver’s license until the fine is paid. The highest fine a police officer can issue on the spot is 650 €.
 
Gas
Gas stations have self-service in Slovakia. The name of unleaded gas is Natural or N (bezolovnany, unleaded, bleifrei etc.).

Requirements for tourists
You must have an International Driving License.
Traffic police can ask you to pay a fine on the spot if you are caught speeding. Police can even take away your driving licence if you are 30 km above speed limit… Speeding is often measured by radar without warning, it is not uncommon that the radar is placed few meters in front of “End of city” sign. Sometimes your speed is measured from a car driving behind you. Always remember, car with foreign ID is more probable target than local driver.

In cities we recommend using car parks especially at night. Do not leave any valuables or briefcases lying around in your car at any time. It is always useful to have car secured with immobilizer, gear lock, alarm or even Lo-Jack tracer. The number of stolen cars is very high, especially in Bratislava. Therefore do not come to Slovakia with a car without valid insurance.

In cities like Bratislava, parking cards are used throughout the center of the city. They are valid in the center from Mon till Fri, from 7am till 4pm. One card costs 0.50 EUR and it is valid for 1 hour.

If something happens to you in spite of our advice call 158 – this is a number of the state police. The number is valid throughout Slovakia and you can call from any public phone for free.

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