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Book your cheap car hire in France securely online and save on a wide choice of vehicles from low cost economy options through to our luxury range. Make the most out of your car rental. Check out our range of tourist destination guides for France and driving tips submitted by our visitors.
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Driven in France ? Tell us about your driving tips and experiences
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| Share your tips on parking, traffic, speed limits & more. Suggest a scenic drive or other advice. |
| Useful Tips |
| Speed limit - by Justin from Canada |
| Remember Lady Di, well make sure you know the rules of the road here, the cops so not tolerate bad driving and breaking of the rules...So here are a few of the rules to help you enjoy your drive in France..
Normal Conditions.......
Speed limit on Motorway: 130kph
Speed limit in Towns: 50kph
Speed limit on Major roads: 110kph
BUT
When Wet
Speed limit on Motorway in wet conditions: 110kph
Speed limit on major roads in wet conditions: 90kph
"Rappel" means a continuation of the restriction
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| Speed limit - by Angie from Australia |
| Be aware of how fast you go here, since lady Di's accident, the authorities have zero tolarence. |
| Speed limit - by Rob from England |
| Be careful speeding. Most tunnels in France now have speed cameras at both ends. Also Charles De Gaulle Airport area has constant speed traps in the direction of Calais. Instant heavy Fines. |
| Safety - by Roger from Harrow |
| France has strict drink driving laws, only allowing 0.25 milligrams of alcohol per litre of blood - stricter than the UK where the limit is 0.4. Gee Whiz! - how I wish I knew this because I got nailed and I am actually very responsible when it comes to drinking and driving. |
| Other - by Pedro from Brazil |
| I advise you to stay out of the fast lane - french drivers will drive right up your rear if you use this lane for anything but overtaking. |
| Safety - by Dave from England |
| Don't drink ANY alcohol when driving ! That is a VERY RESPONSIBLE approach. |
| France Cities |
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| France Overview |
Champagne, frogs-legs, romance and art , France is famed for its proud cultural tradition. This large European country really does offer something for everyone with its wildly contrasting areas.
From the cosmopolitan city of Paris through to the celebrity favoured Riviera and the vineyards of Bordeaux, it is France’s differences that make it such a special place to visit. A modern nation and frontrunner of the EU, France has developed without losing its heritage and this makes it one of the most popular destinations in Europe. |
| France Essentials |
Paris - The capital of France is one of the most popular destinations anywhere in the world, and deservedly so. The myriad of museums, street cafes and bars are endless. This romantic city cannot be missed.
Cannes - Famous for the world’s most prominent film festival, Cannes is a favourite of celebrities and travellers alike. With its beautiful beaches and remarkable old town this is a fantastic place to visit.
Corsica - The island of Corsica has long struggled to keep some of its independence and decision making powers from Paris, and has a unique feel. Corsica has some stunning beaches.
Biarritz - With its excellent beaches and ocean views Biarritz attracts visitors from across the world. It is also a treat for gamblers with a prominent casino scene.
Chamonix - The picturesque town of Chamonix lies in the French Alps, and has the peak of Mount Blanc as its spectacular backdrop. Skiing, walking and hiking are all popular local pursuits. |
| France Calendar - Pick of the Year's Events |
Cannes Film Festival (May) - The Cannes Film Festival is without doubt the most prominent and stylish film festival in the world. Each year the world’s top film makers gather here to compete for the prestigious awards which are given by a jury of critics for the best performances.
Bastille Day (July) - Bastille Day is a celebration of the revolution of 1789. Fireworks, dancing and other festivities take place every year throughout the country, over a two day period. |
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