Liechtenstein
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Liechtenstein – Contents
General Information Toll Roads Speed Limits Petrol Parking Insurance Car Equipment TiresGeneral Information
About roads, speed limits, mandatory car equipment, and some requirements of traffic rules. In the sections below, you can read more details about toll roads, petrol prices, parking, speed limits, etc.
No road usage fees are required | |
In populated areas – 50 km/h Outside populated areas – 80 km/h Dipped headlights are recommended and mandatory in tunnels |
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Maximum blood alcohol level: 0.8 ‰ Talking on the phone while driving is prohibited |
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Details regarding tire usage are to be clarified | |
Mandatory equipment:
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Seat belts are mandatory for all passengers Child seat/booster seats are mandatory for children up to 12 years old and with a height of up to 150 cm |
Toll Roads
There are no toll roads in Liechtenstein.
Speed Limits
Standard speed limits in Liechtenstein (unless otherwise indicated on signs).
Cars and motorcycles:- Within built-up areas – 50 km/h
- Outside built-up areas – 80 km/h
- Within built-up areas – 50 km/h
- Outside built-up areas – 80 km/h
Dipped Headlights
Compulsory when driving through tunnels, even if they are illuminated. In all other cases, it is recommended during the day.
Fuel Prices in Liechtenstein
А-95
€ 1.901
Diesel
€ 1.987
LPG
€ —
Parking in Liechtenstein
Parking in Vaduz city is paid, but there are also free parking lots. Determine the payment price best from road signs. Typically, the first hour is free, and each subsequent one costs from 1.5 to 0.5 Swiss francs.Category | Value |
Paid Hours | Mon-Fri, 07:00-17:00 |
First Hour | Free |
Subsequent Hour in the Center | 1.5 CHF (1.5 €) |
Subsequent Hour outside the Center | 0.5 CHF (0.5 €) |
Required Equipment
Equipment that must be in the car:Emergency stop sign |
Winter Tires, Studded Tires, Chains
Usage of winter tires in Liechtenstein is not mandatory. | |
Usage of tire chains is not regulated. But their use is advisable depending on the conditions. | |
Usage of studded tires is not regulated. |