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Driving in Fort Lauderdale can vary greatly from your experiences back home in Britain. So let's break down what's different, and what's familiar.
Unlike the roads in the UK, drive on the right side of the road in the US. And remember, overtaking is allowed on both sides!
Just as in the UK, you'll need to adhere to the speed limits which are prominently displayed along all roadways. These are typically:
- 15 to 30 mph (24 to 48 kph) in residential areas
- 55 to 75 mph (89 to 121 kph) on interstate highways
Always be mindful of the posted speed limit signs as they can vary.
In the US, seatbelts aren't just for safety, they're also the law. Ensure every passenger wears their seatbelt at all times.
The type of car you need greatly depends on your plans. Here are some recommendations:
Generally, parking in Fort Lauderdale is fairly accessible. There are numerous public car parks, on-street parking, and most hotels offer parking spaces as well.
Now to the fun part: what to do in Fort Lauderdale. Below are some top attractions.
Though you might be a long way from Britain, there's a spot in Fort Lauderdale that'll make you feel right at home. Be sure to visit the Ye Olde Falcon Pub, a British-style pub that's a hit with tourists and locals alike.
From beautiful local attractions to exciting drives, Fort Lauderdale offers a riveting journey to its visitors. We hope this guide helps you navigate your rental car experience in this awesome city. Happy travels!
