On the way to the sea beware of heavy fines abroad. Safer must be careful, for example, to use directional lights in Austria.
In Austria, the drivers except for the direction indicators for the non-application of the new faces a fine of more than two thousand Euros should not forget the reflective vests.
For non-use directional lights in Austria could be fined up to 2,180 Euros (about 60,000 dollars). This highest sanction granted by the police in the case, when a traffic accident or endanger someone's life. Reflective vests must be within the vehicle and not in the trunk. It penalizes such as in Austria or Germany.
"When traveling to Italy you must have the necessary equipment on the vest for each vehicle," says ÚAMK on its website. "In Austria, the safety vest, although mandatory only for the driver, for the other vehicle is not recommended. If they will have on the local road or highway to stop and exit the vehicle is required to have a reflective vest, anyone who leaves the car. "Unlike the Czech waistcoat in some countries ordered traffic rules and no regulations on vehicle equipment.
In Slovenia, the driver must pay attention to the fine for vignettes, which can reach up to 800 Euros (21,600 dollars). If you pay a fine for driving without a mark in eight days, the fine is halved. It is similar to when payment of the fine on the spot. But this is the only possibility of reducing the punishment, Vick in reflective jacket warned that attempts to beaten down lower fines sees Slovenia as police attempted corruption.
Mediterranean countries within driving distance away are the Czechs still the most sought after holiday destination. Last year, Croatia was visited by 721,000 Czech tourists; about half a million went to Italy. Over 280,000 Czech tourists went to Austria and a hundred thousand less in Hungary.
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