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Driving in Sweden - Traffic rules and Road signs
Welcome to Accudriver! Here you can read and learn road rules in Sweden. Also, you may take a look for road signs of Sweden. It would be really useful to check the traffic rules before going to Sweden. Make your trip safer!
Sweden
Quick reference
Driving side
Right
Speed (urban / rural / highway)
50 km/h / 70–90 km/h / 110–120 km/h
Blood alcohol limit
0.02%
Emergency
112
Min. rental age
19
Pre-trip checklist
Headlights 24/7
0.02% alcohol
Winter tires in season
City tolls: pay online
Save 112
Tolls & practical
Stockholm/Gothenburg congestion tax; pay online.
Some bridges and city tolls (e.g. Stockholm, Gothenburg). Pay online.
Common fines
Speeding
SEK 1500+
Drink driving
Heavy
No congestion payment
SEK 500+
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Parking & fuel
Parking
Paid in Stockholm and cities.
Tip: Apps and meters.
Fuel
Common types: Unleaded 95, Diesel, E85.
Cards; SEK.
Approx. price: High (SEK)
Things that might surprise you
0.02% alcohol
Very low limit.
Headlights 24/7
Mandatory.
Winter tires
Mandatory in winter.
Congestion tax
Stockholm and Gothenburg; pay online.
Guide last verified: 2026-02
General rules
Traffic Direction
Right Hand
Km/h or Mp/h
km/h
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Speed limits rules
Urban Area
50
Speed road
70
Express road
110
Where to rent a car in Sweden?
The best site to book your car rental is Discovered Cars. They will find the best prices from all big rental companies 👍
Required car kit
Triangle
Yes
First aid
Recommended
Fire extinguisher
Recommended
Spare bulb
No
Tow Rope
No
Other differences in rules
Maximum promille alcohole
0.02
Toll roads
Yes
Minimum driver age
18
Where to rent a car in Sweden?
The best site to book your car rental is Discovered Cars. They will find the best prices from all big rental companies 👍
Sweden road signs
Built-up Area Limits signs
Entrance to built up area
Entrance to locality
Leaving built up area
Checkpoints signs
Customs
Other Control
End of prohibition signs
End of no overtaking
Indication signs
Bus stop
First aid
No through road
Parking
Tunnel
Mandatory signs
Bicycles and pedestrians only
Bicycles only
Equestrians only
Pass on either side
Pass on this side
Pedestrians only
Proceed right only
Proceed straight or turn right only
Roundabout
Route for vehicles carrying dangerous goods
Straight ahead only
Turn right ahead only
Priority signs
End of priority road
Give Way Yield
Give way to oncoming traffic
Priority over oncoming vehicles
Priority road
Stop
Prohibitory signs
Maximum height
Maximum vehicle length
Maximum weight per axle
Maximum weight per tandem axle
Maximum weight
Maximum width
Minimum safe following distance between vehicles
No U-turns
No bicycles
No entry
No heavy goods vehicles
No left turn
No motor vehicles except motorcycles
No motor vehicles
No motorcycles
No overtaking by heavy goods vehicles
No overtaking
No parking or waiting
No parking zone
No pedestrians
No right turn
No stopping
No tractors
No trailers
No vehicles carrying dangerous goods
No vehicles carrying explosives
No vehicles
Special regulations signs
Bus lane
Expressway ends
Expressway
Lane ends
Motorway ends
Motorway
One-way street
Pedestrian crossing
Pedestrian zone
Residential area living street
Speed limit signs
Advisory speed limit
Maximum speed limit
Warning signs
Accident area accident ahead
Bend ahead
Children
Crossroads with a minor road
Crossroads with priority to the right
Cyclists ahead
Dangerous crosswinds
Domestic animals
Double bend ahead
Falling rocks or debris
Give Way ahead
Junction with a minor road
Level crossing (multiple tracks)
Level crossing (one track)
Level crossing with barriers ahead
Level crossing without barriers ahead
Loose road surface
Low-flying aircraft
Merging traffic
Opening or swing bridge
Other danger
Pedestrian crossing ahead
Road hump ahead
Road narrows on both sides
Road narrows on one side
Roadworks ahead
Roundabout ahead
Slippery road surface
Soft verges
Steep ascent
Steep descent
Stop ahead
Traffic queues likely ahead
Traffic signals ahead
Tram crossing
Tunnel ahead
Two-way traffic ahead
Uneven road ahead
Unprotected quayside or riverbank
Wild animals
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About
News
Rules
Driving in Sweden - Traffic rules and Road signs
Welcome to Accudriver! Here you can read and learn road rules in Sweden. Also, you may take a look for road signs of Sweden. It would be really useful to check the traffic rules before going to Sweden. Make your trip safer!
Sweden
Quick reference
Driving side
Right
Speed (urban / rural / highway)
50 km/h / 70–90 km/h / 110–120 km/h
Blood alcohol limit
0.02%
Emergency
112
Min. rental age
19
Pre-trip checklist
Headlights 24/7
0.02% alcohol
Winter tires in season
City tolls: pay online
Save 112
Tolls & practical
Stockholm/Gothenburg congestion tax; pay online.
Some bridges and city tolls (e.g. Stockholm, Gothenburg). Pay online.
Common fines
Speeding
SEK 1500+
Drink driving
Heavy
No congestion payment
SEK 500+
🔥 Download our mobile app!
Works fully offline
Rules of more than 60 countries in your pocket
Comparing traffic rules and road signs between countries
Regular updates
Parking & fuel
Parking
Paid in Stockholm and cities.
Tip: Apps and meters.
Fuel
Common types: Unleaded 95, Diesel, E85.
Cards; SEK.
Approx. price: High (SEK)
Things that might surprise you
0.02% alcohol
Very low limit.
Headlights 24/7
Mandatory.
Winter tires
Mandatory in winter.
Congestion tax
Stockholm and Gothenburg; pay online.
Guide last verified: 2026-02
General rules
Traffic Direction
Right Hand
Km/h or Mp/h
km/h
For business inquiries: contact@accudriver.io