Liechtenstein
Drives on the right · CHF · Emergency 112Speed limits
Urban
50 km/h
Rural / outside built-up areas
80 km/h
Motorway
No general limit
Alcohol limits
General limit
0.5‰
Novice drivers
0.1‰
Mandatory equipment
- •Warning triangle
Winter tires & snow chains
Not mandated by a fixed calendar date, but strongly recommended and can affect fault/liability in wintry conditions, similar to Swiss practice.
Tolls
System
No general toll
No road tolls; Liechtenstein has no motorways of its own, so the Swiss vignette isn't needed here, but a vehicle transiting into Switzerland or Austria will need the relevant vignette for those countries.
More things to know before you drive
Seatbelts
Mandatory front and rear for all occupants.
Mobile phone use
Hands-free only; holding a phone while driving is prohibited.
Child seats
Children under 12 and shorter than 150 cm must use an approved child restraint.
Headlights
Dipped headlights recommended at all times; required in tunnels and poor visibility.
Low-emission & restricted zones
No low-emission zone network.
Right of way & roundabouts
Priority to the right at unmarked intersections; roundabouts give way to traffic already circulating.
Parking
Paid parking is limited and mostly found in Vaduz, typically via meter or disc.
Speed cameras
Fixed and mobile cameras are used on main roads.
Good to know
One of the smallest countries in Europe — most of it can be crossed in minutes. Currency is the Swiss franc (CHF), and traffic law closely follows Swiss rules.