Driving in Iceland It's not uncommon for people visiting Iceland to hire transport or even bring their own cars via the ferry service.There's some important information about driving in Iceland you need to know first.
Driving regulations
In Iceland,you drive on the right side of the road and overtake(超車) on the left.The general speed limit is 30- 50 km/hour in populated areas,80 km/hour on stone roads in rural areas and 90 km/hour on paved roads.Car headlights must be switched on at all times,day or night when driving in Iceland.The use of mobile phones while driving is prohibited.
Driving around Iceland
Driving around Iceland is a wonderful way to experience all those wonders of nature at your own pace.Most people visiting here choose to drive on the ring road,since it runs by the island's beautiful coast connecting lots of natural wonders and attractions.
Don't be distracted
When driving in the Icelandic countryside,it's very easy to get distracted by the gorgeous surroundings.No matter how beautiful something is,don't let it distract you from your driving.If you see something that demands your attention,please find a safe place to park and give the attraction your full attention instead.
Parking in Reykjavik
Fee Zone |
Price |
Time |
P1 |
370 kr /per hour |
09:00~18:00 |
P2 |
190 kr /per hour |
Weekdays 08 :00~16 :00 |
P3 |
190 kr /first 2 hours-55 kr/per hour after |
Saturdays |
P4 |
190 kr /per hour |
Weekends 08 :00~16 :00 |
(1)What should you keep in mind when driving in Iceland?
C
C
A.Driving on the left.
B.Driving at a low speed.
C.Turning on the headlights.
D.Taking a mobile phone with you.
(2)When are you easily distracted in Iceland?
D
D
A.When driving on paved roads.
B.When driving on the ring road. .
C.When driving around the coast.
D.When driving in the countryside.
(3)How much will you pay if you park in P3 for 4 hours on Saturday?
D
D
A.190 kr.
B.220 kr.
C.245 kr.
D.300 kr.