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Refuelling your car is cheaper at certain times of the day in France
Commuter rush sees morning prices spike but there are cheaper periods
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Will I keep tow trailer and caravan rights when swapping to French driving licence?
Rules changed for drivers after Brexit
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Be aware of the rules when driving from France to Italy, Germany or Spain
Failing to follow country-specific rules can incur fines
Winter tyre time in France?
Drivers in mountain areas are ready to fit winter tyres – which give extra grip in the cold – but they are mandatory only on certain roads where cold weather equipment is required.

Even though the tyres are not obligatory, insurers might refuse to pay out for accidents in mountain zones if a vehicle is not properly equipped. They will do the same if the winter tyres/snowchains are not on the driving wheels.
Tyres marked 3PMSF or M+S are for winter and should be fitted once temperatures fall below 7C, when ordinary tyres lose efficiency.