You must drive with dipped headlights on during the day and must not use a mobile phone while driving. Riders of scooters, mopeds or motorcycles must wear a crash helmet. Driving regulationsīy law you must wear a seatbelt. Roads leading to Montenegro’s coastal areas are in better condition, but can be overcrowded during the summer season. In particular, the two-lane Moraca Canyon in Montenegro can be dangerous when conditions are poor and there is overcrowding. The standard of roads is fair to poor with conditions worsening in rural areas, especially in the winter and after bad weather. The FCDO cannot assist you in confirming the validity of photocopied and/or emailed registration logbooks (V5C) nor obtain originals for you.ĭrivers of cars registered on foreign plates without a valid international motor insurance will have to buy temporary insurance for Montenegro, available for purchase at all officialborder crossings (“granichno osiguranje” in Montenegrin). If you fail to carry the right documents, you will be refused entry and the car may be impounded until you can prove ownership. You must also have the original Certificate of Motor Insurance and the original V5C vehicle log book with you. If you’re staying longer than 6 months in Montenegro you will need to get a local driving licence. You will not be able to buy an IDP outside the UK, so get one before you travel. You can get the IDP over the counter from 2,500 UK Post Offices. To drive in Montenegro you must have a valid foreign driving licence and International Driving Permit (IDP). See the RAC guide on driving in Montenegro.
The main emergency numbers are: 112 (general emergencies), 122 (police), 123 (fire department) and 124 (ambulance service).
In the event of any incidents, you should follow the advice of local authorities. You should exercise caution, remain vigilant and be aware of your surroundings. Incidents of violent crime between organised criminal groups can occur. Do not leave valuables unattended and watch out for pick pockets in public places like tourist hot spots, beaches, airports and on public transport.
Take sensible precautions to protect yourself and your belongings from street crime.
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