| KPH | MPH | |
|---|---|---|
| Motorways | 130 | 80 |
| Open Roads | 90/110 | 55/68 |
| Built Up Areas | 50 | 31 |
| Police | 112/107 |
| Fire | 112/105 |
| Ambulance | 112/104 |
| Danger | veszély |
| Diesel | dízel |
| Exit | kijárat |
| Filling Station | benzinkút |
| Petrol | benzin |
| Prohibited | tilos |
| Right of way | szolgalmi jog |
| Roadworks | útépítés |
| Slow | lassú |
Credit cards are accepted at some filling stations, but cash is the most common form of payment.
Home to the famous Danube River, 11 national parks and Lake Balaton, Hungary really is a sight to behold. Hiring a car is the best way to ensure that you have enough time to see and do as much as possible during your trip to Hungary.
Hungary's roads are well maintained, the road system consists of motorways and some toll roads. To travel on Hungary's motorways you will need a motorway authorization, known as a vignette. These can be purchased from most fuel stations, online or by telephone. It is advisable to keep the vignette for a period of 12 months following its expiry.
To make sure you can enjoy everything from the buzzing city of Budapest, to the stunning scenery in the rural areas, car hire in Hungary is essential.
Find out more about skiing in Hungary, or read our Hungary travel guide, you may also like to view information about destinations in Hungary.
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