The Strangest Driving Laws Around the World

In Saudi Arabia women aren't allowed to get behind the wheel - ever. In fact, it's the only country in the world that still enforces this law. This is despite the fact that women now make up 13% of the nation's native workforce, and the fact that young male children are often seen driving.
If you're cruising around Cyprus don't munch on a burger or sip on a soft drink as it could cost you a US $130 fine.
France may be famous for its wine but if you're planning on drinking a glass before driving home, you'll need to carry your own breathalyser kit. Enforcement is pretty lapse, however the rule does exist!
Got a messy car? You may want to give it a spring clean if you're heading to Russia as driving dirty can result in being issued with a US $62 fine.
Keep a close eye on your fuel gauge when driving on Germany's Autobahn as running your tank down to zero is against the law!
In Sweden, drivers are supposed to keep their headlights on 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year.
Even in the summer months when the sun barely sets!
If you wear prescription glasses while driving in Spain be sure to carry around a spare pair in the glove box. Otherwise, you could risk a fine or driving penalty.
The Japanese are adamant about keeping their roads safe and enforce a law which makes it illegal for sober drivers to ride with drunk drivers.
It may seem obvious but apparently, Alabama needs to spell it out - there's a rule which states: Don't drive blindfolded!
You're not supposed to drink and drive anywhere however in Costa Rica a blood-alcohol level of more than 0.75% will get you a one-way ticket to jail.
Don't set off in Denmark unless you've checked that there's no one underneath your car.
Travelling with a pooch? In Alaska it's illegal to tether a dog to the roof of your car. We're not sure who would want to though!
If you happen to live in Florida and own an elephant, be prepared to fork out for parking!
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