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A road trip in Finland is always a good idea! 🇫🇮 You can get around Finland easily by train, but to explore rural areas in more detail, a car might be useful. Renting a car is easy, roads are good, and the traffic is very organized. Here are some things to know about driving in Finland: 🔦 Headlights always on – day or night, it’s the law. ⚠️ Speed limits change often, so watch for signs. Generally, the speed limit in Finland is 50 km/h in built-up areas and 80 km/h outside of them. 🫎 Beware

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How to drive in Finland in winter? ❄️ Finland is great for road trips, and in many destinations, having your own car has its perks. In winter, there are a few things you must know: 🚗 Icy, snowy roads are slippery, so speed limits are no joke. Don’t hurry, and adjust your speed to the conditions. 🚗 It takes longer to stop on icy roads, so leave extra space between cars. 🚗 Clean all your car windows and mirrors of snow and ice before driving. You’ll find scrapers and snow brushes in all cars. �

Helsinki, Finland is road-testing autonomous buses as part of the effort to make the city car-free within a decade. http://cnn.it/2fvH77A | CNN