Driving in Iceland Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
overview of driving in Iceland
About Driving in Iceland
As in most of Europe,Icelandhas right-hand driving. Most roads are two-lane undivided; there are multiple lanes in each direction in and around the capital area. General speed limit on paved roads is90km/h (56mph)and speed is often slower due to road conditions. Only main roads in Iceland are paved, while two thirds of the roads are gravel roads. On gravel roads the speed limit is reduced to80km/h (50mph). Rest areas with a picnic table are found along many roads, but often without toilet facilities. Toilets are mainly found at petrol stations, restaurants and camping grounds, typically at no extra charge but travelers should have coins available if there is a modest fee. The city center ofReykjavikmay be confusing to navigate for the first time visitor due to many one-way streets. Traffic
Driving in Iceland Travel Guide Sections
Our comprehensive guide covers 6 sections including: