Lithuania
Things to see and do
Organise your stay
Where to sleep?
Lithuania Hotel tips
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Hermis Hotel from45 €
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Home Hotel from29 €
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Grėjaus Namas from29 €
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Lithuania Leisure tips
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- 31.0 €
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Private Tour to The Hill of Crosses near Siauliai
- 57.0 €
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Private Tour of Kedainiai and Kaunas Old Town
- 57.0 €
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Driving in Lithuania
Driving in Lithuania
Information acquired on 11/06/2009
Compulsory documents
Pink EU driving licence.
International driving license (recommended only).
Car registration or rental papers.
Country initials sticker.
International Motor Insurance Card.
Passport (recommended only).
Owner's permission required if using a vehicle belonging to a third party (recommended only).
Motorists are advised to contact the Motoring Association for information on local regulations.
Regulations
Maximum alcohol level : 0.04 %. This is to be considered dangerous : don't drink and drive.
Minimum age for front seat passengers : 12 years.
Minimum size of children allowed to ride in the front seat : 1.50m.
Child seat, booster seat or fitted restraint system, compulsory up to 3 years.
Minimum driving age : 16 years.
Safety belt: compulsory front and back.
Motorcyclists: helmet compulsory for driver and passenger.
Dipped headlights compulsory (night and day) all year round.
Studded tires under certain restrictions from 1 November to 1 April .
"studded tires" sign compulsory on rear window.
Equipment
Warning triangle compulsory.
First-aid kit compulsory.
Fire extinguisher compulsory.
Fluorescent safety jacket compulsory.
Speed limits (Light vehicles)
In built-up areas : 50 kph.
On roads : 90 kph.
On dual carriageways : 100 / 110 kph.
On motorways : 110 / 130 kph.
These speed limits are lower in wet weather.
Auto clubs
Lietuvos Automobilininku Sajunga (LAS)
Trinapolio g. 9B
08337 - VILNIUS
Lithuania
Lietuvos Automobiliu Sporto Federacija (LASF)
Draugystes 19-344
51230 - KAUNAS
Lithuania

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