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Drive on the right side of the road. Overtaking must be done on the left. If caught overtaking on the right side you will be subject to a fine.
Always wear a seatbelt. All passengers must also wear a seatbelt.
Minors under 12 years old cannot ride in the front passenger seat.
Safety camera radars or warning devices are illegal.
You must have a copy of your driver’s license, your IDP if it applies to you, proof that you own the vehicle (such as the registration certificate), and proof of insurance. If you’re driving someone else’s car, you should have written confirmation from the owner that you’re allowed to drive the vehicle. Alternatively, if you have a car rental, you should have a copy of the rental agreement.
You must have a reflective vest, emergency warning triangle, and a spare wheel along with tools to change a wheel. It is required by law to have all these items inside the car.

Essentials to know before driving in Portugal

If you don't want to read the entire article, here are the major points to be aware of about driving in Portugal:

Minimum age in 18
Driving in on the right side of the road
Roads are overall in very good conditions
If you have a wide car, do not enter the old villages. Roads are narrow.
National speed limits are - 50km/h in residential areas, 90km/h on rural roads and 120km/h on Motorways
Some roads have tolls - make sure your rental car has the V-tag
Unbroken white lines are not to be crossed
In case of accident - emergency number: 112

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