France is a country for tourists who want not only to look at the Eiffel Tower and the Palace of Versailles, but also travel along the roads of the country and take pictures of beautiful views.
First you need to decide on the route, buy a map and a navigator. You can choose the option of traveling by your own car, or you can choose a more profitable one - rent a car at a rental point in France.
On the roads of France, it is necessary to follow the rules: everyone who is in the car must wear seat belts, cannot use anti-radars (for violation of a fine of up to 1500 euros), an emergency stop sign must be in the car, you must have a reflective vest and breathalyzer.
As in most European countries, roads in France are divided into toll and free roads. Tourists prefer to travel on free roads to see all the beauties of France. For comfort and the opportunity to photograph as many beautiful landscapes as possible, it is advisable to drive no more than 300 km per day. The fare on the autobahns is almost the same as for the passage through tunnels and bridges.
The maximum speed for traveling on the autobahns is 130 km / h, in populated areas you need to reduce the speed to 50 km / h. French roads are equipped with a large number of photo radars, so you must observe the speed limit, otherwise you can get a fine for a large amount.
Parking lots in France are equipped with payment machines, almost all of which are paid.
