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Key rules, regulations and things to know Driving:
Drive
on the right
and overtake on
the left.
Take great care when driving on 2 / 3 lane roads, other drivers do not always overtake on the left, quite often it could be the right! Telephone Country Code: +972
Police 100 - Fire 102 - Ambulance 101 Dialing 112 from a mobile phone will connect you to the emergency services
Finally, Don’t forget your excess cover and buy it before you set off
Excess charges could cost you up to £1,000 or more. Protect yourself by organising your insurance4carrental car hire insurance before you head to Europe. A few Images of Israel
Emergency Telephone Numbers in Europe: pan-EU Emergency 112 Can be used in all EU Countries and it can be dialled from a locked mobile or a mobile with no sim card. Driving abroad - British Government website. Contains general information about driving abroad and gives you the option to search for specific advice by country Finally, Don’t forget your excess cover and buy it before you set off
Excess charges could cost you up to £1,000 or more. Protect yourself by organising your insurance4carrental car hire insurance before you head to Europe.
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Hiring
a car in Israel
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Please note that a rental
car cannot be taken into
Palestine,
however there are exceptions
road 90 by the Dead Sea
is partly in Palesetine
(West Bank) and that is
permitted. Vehicles in
Israel have yellow number
plates with black numbers
/ letters, in Palestine
they are white with green
numbers / letters except
taxis which are green
plates with white numbers
/ letters. 
There will also be border
check points on road 90
Driver’s licences:
Any
valid driver’s licence
is accepted provided it
bears the photograph and
signature of the holder
and is printed in English.
According to the AA
Road Signage - International
type with place names
in English and Hebrew.
Speed cameras are small
and tall and red in colour
and very similar to those
in the Netherlands the
UK and Ireland. They will
be located at traffic
light intersections on
dual carriage ways and
other roads. There are
not always warning signs
so take care. The police
also patrol with hand
held radar speed guns.
Seat
belts: It is compulsory
for front and rear seat
occupants to wear seat
belts.
Mobile
Phones: It
is illegal to use a hand
held mobile phone whilst
driving.
Don't risk using one as
you can receive a heavy
fine in most countries
and more
important cause a serious
accident
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Negev
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from
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