You've picked up your rental car in UK and now you're ready to get on the road and see and do fun things in UK. If you are interested in having further more information about car rental in the UK, visit
www.drivy.co.uk/. Make sure that before your foot steps on the accelerator, you understand the basic and most important rules of the road. This will make your driving experience easier and more enjoyable.
Tips for travelers who want to get to know England
Once you are in England, you have to move and you are coming to the right place to move freely. But there is a small detail that you must keep in mind: Here, you drive on the left. Horror! But calm down, don't panic, don't panic, ride the opposite side to the one you're used to, it's not even difficult that it seems, but simply these simple tips so that everyone has a good time, never have a better time.
Driving on the left
In the UK, drivers drive on the left side of the road. This means that on your right is the opposite lane. The median of the motorway should also be on your right.
UK Speed Limits
UK speed limits are in force unless there are signs indicating a different speed. To drive in the UK you will use mph or Miles per Hour as the unit of speed. Motorways and dual carriageways are 70mph, while single carriageways are 60mph and within cities 30mph. The typical braking distances are best remembered as doubles in rainy or wet weather.
Legal Alcohol Limit
Sanctions for driving above legal alcohol limits are strict. The legal limit in Scotland is 50 milligrams of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood, 80 milligrams of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood in England and Wales. If in doubt, stick to the Scottish limit.
Parking
Car parks are the easiest way to park in the big cities of the UK. Online parking and battery parking are common in the city, so pay attention to all local signs as the times and days of the week eligible for parking change regularly.
