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You need to drive on the left side of the road.
Stay tension free with your seatbelts on.
Relax and drive using hands free devices.
Good news!! Cars can cross pedestrian crosswalks while pedestrians are present.
All You need to know about Driving in South Korea
Are you looking for having some fun? If so, South Korea is your dream destination. Because there are literally hundreds of fantastic things to do in South Korea, You will need a proper plan to make the most of the limited time. Get behind wheels and explore this gigantic beauty. Don’t forget to pack the essentials!! Happy Travelling…….
Things to Remember : Driving in South Korea
- Bring your valid driver’s license, passport, and International Drivers Permit with you (IDP).
- Drive on the right side of the road.
- Seatbelts are mandatory.
- You can use use your phone without holding it in your hands. Unless you’re using a hands-free phone, put it aside.
- In South Korea, the minimum age to drive and rent an automobile is 18 years old.
- At gatherings, drink responsibly! In South Korea, the legal limit for driving is 60 milligrams of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood.
- In South Korea, speed limits are 30-50 km/h in cities, 60 km/h in rural regions, and 120 km/h on highways.
- You’ll probably use the expressways if you’re travelling lengthy distances. Cash, major credit cards, or a Hi-Pass card can be used to pay for expressway tolls.
- There are two sorts of lanes on expressways when approaching a toll gate: the blue lane is for automobiles equipped with an On Board Unit (OBU), which is a device that automates toll charging so cars can travel through without having to stop. The other lanes are for vehicles that do not have this item.
Our Tip to make the best of your time:
Driving in South Korea looks hectic at first but once you drive there, You will find it very pleasant for an industrialized country.
Drive as much as you want and wherever you want with International Driving License
Your IDP is a legal form of identification in more than 150 countries around the world, and it includes your name, portrait, and driving information in the world’s 12 most generally spoken languages, making it understandable to most local officials and authorities. It translates your identity information into 12 languages, so it can communicate with the authorities even if you don’t speak the language. An International Driving Permit is highly recommended in South Korea.
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