Enjoy Driving in Oman

Traveling in style, such as by renting a car from one of the automobile rental businesses, entails a significant amount of responsibility. The most important things for a driver to remember are procedure, traffic road safety standards, and reacting to the condition of each route. Iran’s law enforcement has been more strict than before. This country has a lot of random checkpoints and country borders. Tourists in Oman are strongly advised to adhere to the rules in order to avoid getting into problems.

Some Points to remember: Driving in Oman

• You have to drive on the right side of the road.
• The minimum age limit  for driving is 18 years. You can rent a car if you are 21 years or more.
• Keep your documents with you all times like passport, driving license, IDP and car rental documents.
• If you get pulled over by the police for a traffic violation, you will be given a penalty notice and given 21 days to submit the fine at the nearby police station.
• When driving through rural areas, keep an eye out for camels and goats crossing the road.
• The maximum speed limits in cities is 50km/h and 80 km/h in rural areas and 100 km/h on highways..
• In Oman, it is illegal to drink and drive. Remember, being a Muslim country Liquors are forbidden in Oman, so expect harsh penalties if you drink and drive. If they suspect you of drinking, you will be asked to take a breath test, and if you refuse, you will be punished.
• In Oman, you must not use your telephone while driving.
• Beware of animals crossing and walking on main roads.

Weather Conditions:

The climate in Oman is subtropical and dry, with summer monsoons and hot, dusty breezes.

Have fun on your journey and stay safe!

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