If you are planning on driving in France this summer, you are not the only one. Each year, millions of Brits visit France to enjoy its breathtaking landscapes and bustling urban hubs.
For centuries France has captured the hearts of travellers seeking freedom, inspiration and adventure.
Before setting off on a road trip to this picturesque and popular holiday destination, make sure that you are aware of the rules and regulations.
To ensure your trip is not only thrilling but safe and stress-free, we've compiled an extensive guide – delving into the key pieces of information you will need.
From essential documents to intricate road regulations.
Preliminary Preparations
Before setting off on your French adventure, there are some important things to do:
- Temporary Car Insurance: In France 3rd party cover is required by law. Make sure to invest in temporary car insurance for comprehensive coverage during your journey, whether for a brief hour-long drive or an extended 30-day road trip.
- European Breakdown Cover: Taking out some form of European Breakdown Cover from a trusted provider is a good idea, although not a legal obligation.
This will provide you with an array of benefits should your car breakdown in France. It will help to ensure your safety and piece of mind.