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Driving abroad

What do I need to know before driving abroad?

DRIVING in a foreign country can certainly be a nerve-wracking experience, but with a little planning, you can be sure to stay on the right side of the road – and the law.

If you’re taking your own car abroad, you’ll need to make sure it’s legal and safe to make the journey. The alternative is to rent a car when you get to your destination; this will also need a bit of preparation and research to ensure you don’t run into trouble or unnecessary expense.

How can I save money on a hire car?

FOR a car enthusiast, renting a vehicle can be great fun. You’re never quite sure what you’ll get and it’s a chance to drive something different. It’s also less stressful to let the hire company take care of all the legal necessities, such as the high-visibility jackets,

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