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Drivers taking to European roads are subject to the laws of the country that they are in.
Penalties that motorists could get range from a €24 (£20.00) fine, for non-possession of cash to pay an on the spot penalty, to a whopping €384 (£320.00) to reclaim an impounded car.
The Automobile Association (AA) issued the warnings in a statement to the Daily Telegraph today. Drivers heading to the continent, this summer, are advised to familiarise themselves with the rules of the country that they will be driving in.
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The UK European Consumer Centre (UKECC), the leading consumer group, has warned that car hire customers need to get smarter about renting vehicles in the European Union. This warning comes after the group claims that motorists ...
While flying over Kansas on Tuesday, a United Airlines flight hit severe turbulence, during which 30 people were injured. The service was en route to Los Angeles from Washington. One female passenger was thrown from ...
British Airways, American Airlines and Iberia have been given antitrust immunity from the US Department of Transportation (DoT) for a tie-up that will see the 3 carriers cooperate on operating schedules and airfare prices. This comes ...
UK travelers may be in for more flight chaos with British Airways this year, as the carrier's cabin staff have rejected their most recent and final offer. Unite, the union, may now choose to ballot its ...
Travelers may face even more flight cancellations during the later part of this summer. This comes after Unite, the union, announced that they are going to ballot over 6,000 members for strikes over a pay dispute ...
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has said that it is doing all it can for the over 16,000 Britons who were stranded overseas after the collapse of tour company Goldtrail. The south London-based Greece and Turkey travel specialist went into ...
Thrifty Car Rental, the biggest car hire company in the United Arab Emirates, has announced that they are rolling out PDAs that will allow customers to check vehicles in and out. The service will be rolled ...
The executive body of the European Union has given immunity to British Airways, American Airlines and Iberia over antitrust laws. This means that the carriers will be able to coordinate schedules and prices, which will help ...
