Can anyone tell me about the driving time and distance limits per day when driving Road trip in Europe ?

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HappyTraveler

Generally no restrictions.

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The car rental company I am with limits 250km per day, but it's based on the total time and distance traveled, not limited by daily distance and time.

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Eastern Sea

There are restrictions on coaches and large trucks, and they will all lie down at the rest area at that time because there are dash cameras on the cars, and police officers from all countries can get on the car to review them. Small cars do not have such dash cameras and cannot be used as evidence.

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QEEQ User

I drove directly to Nuremberg from De Gaulle without any restrictions

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QEEQ User

The car rental company I rent from limits 250 kilometers per day, but it is based on the total time and mileage, without restrictions on the distance and time per day.

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No restrictions

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