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Traffic rules for motorhomes in Europe

What applies to motorhomes in 17 European countries, up to and over 3.5 tonnes: speed limits, daytime lights, alcohol limits, required equipment, winter rules and low emission zones. These are the same fact sheets the planner places at every border on your route, each figure with its source.

Created with AI (disclosure under Art. 50 EU AI Act). Carefully researched, but without guarantee: rules change. What counts are the signs on the road and the linked sources.

The countries

The key values compared

CountryMotorway up to 3.5 tMotorway over 3.5 tDaytime lightsAlcohol (per mille)Low emission zones
Austria130 km/h80 km/hno0.5Each city has its own rules
Belgium120 km/h90 km/hno0.5Registration before entering
Croatia130 km/h90 km/h1 Nov to 31 Mar0.5not documented
Czechia130 km/h80 km/halways0Each city has its own rules
Denmark130 km/h80 km/halways0.5Registration before entering
France130 km/h110 km/hno0.5Crit'Air sticker
Germanyno limit100 km/hno0.5Environmental badge (Umweltplakette)
Italy130 km/h100 km/houtside towns0.5Restricted old towns (ZTL)
Luxembourg130 km/h130 km/hno0.5not documented
Netherlands100 km/h80 km/hno0.5The emission standard decides
Norwaynot documentednot documentedalways0.2Each city has its own rules
Poland140 km/h80 km/halways0.2Registration before entering
Portugal120 km/hnot documentedno0.5not documented
Slovenia130 km/h80 km/halways0.5not documented
Spain120 km/h90 km/hno0.5Registration before entering
Sweden110 km/h110 km/halways0.2The emission standard decides
Switzerland120 km/h100 km/halways0.5Each city has its own rules

Speeds in km/h unless signs say otherwise. Each country page lists built-up areas, ordinary roads and expressways, the exceptions and the sources.

The rules of your route, at its borders

The planner shows you this fact sheet at every border, marks the low emission zones on your route and adds what to get beforehand to your checklist. Free, no account needed.

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