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Getting around in Gibraltar

Side of road: 
Right
Car hire: 

Both self-drive and chauffeur-driven cars are available. Touring outside Gibraltar can also be arranged.

Taxi: 

There are plenty of taxis and the driver is required by law to carry and produce on demand a copy of the taxi fares.

Regulations: 

The speed limit is 50kph (31mph), except where otherwise indicated. Seat belts are compulsory and it is compulsory to drive with dipped headlights at night.

Documentation: 

Third Party insurance is compulsory. Valid national driving licences are accepted. A certificate of registration is required. Vehicles must have a national number plate.

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