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When driving in this country, it pays to be on your guard constantly. Drive on the right in Portugal. When approaching a roundabout, give way to traffic already on the roundabout, on your left, unless signed otherwise. Speed limit on motorways is 120 kmph, between 90-100 kmph on open roads and 50 kmph in towns. Speed limits are implemented rigorously and radar traps are frequent. Always carry essentials like your driving license, vehicle registration document (V5), and certificate of motor insurance. In Portugal, getting around on the roads can be an adventure. If you are a tourist, look for a carhire in Portugal to have an enjoyable, worry-free holiday. Seat belts must be worn by front-seat occupants, and by those in the rear seats, if provided. Children under 12 years of age are not allowed to occupy front seats. If involved in a car accident, the driver is obliged to stop and help injured people, collaborate in avoiding danger and other possible accidents and call the police if there are injured people or the vehicle is blocking the road and its movement is not possible.

Portugal charms the wandering traveler with its wild dune-covered beaches, protected coves and long, sandy islands at its coastline. The country's proud history can be felt everywhere and it is literally a haven of discovery for those who are historically or archaeologically inclined.

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