Have a good trip! – Thanks to a holiday check by your Hella Service Partner.
Forget work, leave stress behind you and just relax – who doesn’t dream of spending the summer months this way? Whether you’re heading for the beach, visiting a European capital or just getting away from it all in the country with your family – arriving at your destination relaxed, stress and breakdown free is important for everyone.
To ensure the journey doesn’t end up testing everyone’s nerves and patience, the vehicle has to be checked in advance!
- Are the brakes adjusted correctly?
- Is there enough oil in the engine?
- Is the air-conditioning system working properly?
- What condition are the V-belt, wiper blades, shock absorbers, suspension, battery and exhaust system in?
- Do the tyres need replacing?
Your vehicle’s condition should be evaluated by an expert. And special attention should be paid to the lighting system, even though it’s summer!
Your Hella Service Partner doesn’t only carry out an extensive car check before you start your journey, he can also give you important tips for your holiday trip too.
Now, Hella Service Partners also provide help through the internet:
So that you know the very latest about speed limits or penalties for violation of the traffic laws throughout Europe, we are making our Holiday Tool available to you – free!
Simply click on the respective holiday destination or transit country to get a summary of the most important traffic-related information and more.
GENERAL NOTE:
The principle legal framework of the European Highway Code is based on a series of agreements on road traffic signed by all Central European
countries. The national laws remain valid in the respective countries, however. The applicable laws sometimes have more extensive exceptions than others. This affects both the actual legal text and its interpretation. For this reason, this overview only contains a few minimum requirements and notes that you should
be familiar with when you drive your motor vehicle in the European countries listed. More detailed information can be obtained from official government offices or the authorities responsible in your chosen country.
