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Guide to Driving in Estonia
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Estonia Speed Limits |
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MPH |
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| Motorways |
90-110 |
55-68 |
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| Open Roads |
90-110 |
55-68 |
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| Built Up Area |
50 |
31 |
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Getting around by car in Estonia will give you the chance to see all of the attractions at your own pace. These range from Tallinn's picturesque old town to the Lahemaa national park.
You can get from one end of the country to the other in under five hours, so you can get around at your own pace without the pressure of having to make up large distances in one day to get from A to B.
Driving in Estonia is hassle-free but security measures should be taken as car crime can be a problem. Avoid drawing attention to your hire vehicle by making sure that nothing is left in the vehicle when it is un-occupied.
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