In South Korea, an International Drivers Licence is required.
- Driving is on the right and passing on the left.
- Road signs are in both English and Korean and drivers should note that left turns are only allowed where a green arrow is showing.
- Speed limits in South Korea are not usually posted but are generally 60mph on motorways, 50mph on national roads, 40mph on rural roads and 30mph in built up areas.
- Although traffic is heavy in the cities, the spectacular mountain and coastal regions can easily be explored on South Korea's extensive network of well maintained motorways which link the major towns.
As some of the long-distance routes are toll roads, it is advisable to carry cash or a credit card at all times.