Travel
- Arriving in Espoo
- Charter Buses
- Getting around Espoo
- Maps and Location
- Practical Hints
- Banking
- Clothing
- Disabled travellers
- Drinking Water
- Driving in Finland
- Electricity
- Emergencies
- Food and drink
- Foreign Exhange
- Lost Property
- Ministry for Foreign Affairs
- Mosquitoes
- Pharmacies
- Police Stations
- Postal Services
- Public and National Holidays
- Restaurants
- Shopping Hours
- Smoking
- Tax Free Shopping
- Taxis
- Telephone
- Time Zone
- Tipping
Driving in Finland
The Finnish drive on the right and overtake on the left.
Driving in Finland is a relatively stress-free and enjoyable experience but can in winter months be dangerous. Snow tyres are required December to February and engine heaters are strongly recommended.
Headlights must be used at all times.
Motorists in Finland should remain alert for elk and reindeer which frequently wander onto roads and are most active at dusk.
Please note that petrol stations that take payment only with automatic cash machines do not accept foreign credit cards. Petrol stations with manned services accept most widely-issued credit cards.
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