In Macedonia, driving is on the right and overtaking on the left. The legal driving age is 18 and the use of seatbelts is obligatory for all passengers. The legal blood alcohol limit is 0.5‰.
When driving, headlights must be on from dusk until broad daylight. Foglights must be used in case of poor visibility.
Outside a resident area, you have to use the horn to indicate your intention to pass. At daytime, you should not use the horn; flash your lights instead.
You must not park in a place where your vehicle would disrupt the normal traffic or moving of pedestrians.
Speed limits:| Area | Speed |
| City | 60KM/H |
| Outside cities | 80KM/H |
| Highway | 120KM/H |
Police: 92
Fire: 93
Ambulance: 94
In Macedonia, there are road tolls for cars.
Macedonia is a country with a beautiful scenery – set on a high plateau, its desolate landscape is dotted with mediaeval monasteries, exotic architecture and old cities. Most of the country’s monuments, including old churches, mosques and archaeological gardens have remained relatively intact.
Skopje, the capital of the country, is a modern city with attractions of all kinds. The town Ohrid is the tourist mecca of Macedonia. Lake Ohrid is the deepest lake in Europe and also one of the world’s oldest. The people of the country are hospitable and welcoming.
Population: 2,071,210
Area: 24,856 sq km
Capital City: Skopje
Language: Macedonian
Time Zone: GMT + 1 (+2 in summer)
Monetary unit: Macedonian Denar